Permaculture Central Coast
We are an enthusiastic group of volunteers that work together to encourage more people on the NSW Central Coast to learn, practice and teach permaculture.
We want to inspire people everywhere to get more permaculture happening on the ground.
What is permaculture
Meg McGowan defines Permaculture as an ethically based design pattern for creating integrated systems that rebuild ecological health while providing for the needs of people and all other life.
Alternatively, see What Permaculture isn’t.
Latest news
A Short History of Beginning Permaculture Central Coast
By Lorraine Hawdon Did you know that the first iteration of Permaculture Central Coast began in 1992? I have recently come across most of our newsletters from September 1992 - July 1999. Chatting with Sandi Eyles, she suggested an article about this history may be...
Plastic Free Cable Ties
Since Plastic-free July is nearly on us I thought we could look at ways to start to reduce plastic waste. On of the greatest inventions in many peoples eyes are the zip lock plastic ties.
Salt-Tolerant Plants for Coastal Gardens
The Central Coast, with its diverse climates and microclimates, faces a common challenge: salt exposure.
Worm juice and other descriptors
Worm farm leachate, worm juice, worm wee, worm tea, whatever you call it, some simple guidelines on how to use it.
Upcoming events
Craft-Teas
Seventh-day Adventist Church Hall
Craft-Teas
Seventh-day Adventist Church Hall
The accessible science of soils
Woy Woy Community Garden
Craft-Teas
Seventh-day Adventist Church Hall
Group photo by Leisa Cox