Harvesting Abundance: Another Twist on the Third Permaculture Ethic

Karryn Olson
Aug 31, 2018 · 5 min read

It’s Fall — harvest time in the northern hemisphere — and we are flooded with goodies from our gardens.

As permaculturists, there’s probably no more delightful feeling than nourishing our human Beloveds with the fruit of our humble work caring for the land — because we are in integrity with our People Care and Earth Care ethics. And it’s equally…

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Karryn Olson

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I support women to design their right livelihoods and audaciously co-create a regenerative future for all. Entrepreneur. Educator. Coach. regenepreneurs.com

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