The team at Permaculture Central Coast are excited to be able to offer this special presentation by permaculture legend, Morag Gamble, about the permaculture ethic of "Fair Share".

What does "Fair Share" really mean, who gets to decide what's fair and what does living this ethic actually look like?

Join Morag via Zoom for this interactive and enjoyable presentation on this sometimes misunderstood ethic. There will be plenty of time for your questions and comments.

Morag is a permaculture designer, trainer and leader who shares her wisdom and expertise via her website, "Our Permaculture Life" and her associated YouTube channel. She teaches online and in-person workshops and courses as well as offering free Master Classes. She is the founder of The Ethos Foundation, a small charity supporting people in the majority world to learn and implement permaculture. She is well known throughout the permaculture community and beyond for her integrity, generosity and kindness.

This event is FREE for members of Permaculture Central Coast and just $20 for non-members, but it only costs $20 a year to join our great group, run entirely by volunteers, so why not do that instead? You can sign up here:
https://permaculturecc.org.au/...

The Zoom link to join this event will be sent out the day before. Please include emails for anyone else you register to make sure they get the link.

Morag has agreed to present for us free of charge in return for a donation to The Ethos Foundation. We see supporting this work as part of Permaculture Central Coast's own commitment to Fair Share. If you would also like to make a donation to The Ethos Foundation you can do so during registration. Morag makes sure that 100% of all donated funds go to people that need them. She donates her own time and considerable energy and expertise to the charity. You can read more about them here:
https://www.moraggamble.com/et...

We have a no refund policy on this event to minimise the volunteer time needed to administer it.

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