#eco village

[imonlyadumpling]

Heyyy Dumpling followers 🥟

Gonna do a walk down the River Thames to raise funds for an eco village project back home 😆

If you would like to spare a few pennies or share, it would be greatly appreciated 💛

If not, just send your blessings towards the project!

[bumblebeeappletree]

Explore 5 sustainable ecovillages and communities that are built on the premise of building a brighter future. See these locales that are built with focuses on permaculture, and other design techniques that you can use to make your home more friendly to nature and the Earth.

Crystal Waters: https://crystalwaters.org.au/

• Crystal Waters Ec...

Earthaven: https://www.earthaven.org/

• Frequency555.com:...

As of posting, I can no longer find the Decolonizing Permaculture event, but they do have a tag on decolonizing permaculture:

https://www.earthaven.org/tag/decolon...

Ecovillage at Ithaca: https://ecovillageithaca.org/

https://www.ic.org/directory/ecovilla...

Documentary: • 230 People LIVING...

Asociación Gaia https://gaia.org.ar/

• ¡Condominio Amane...

Findhorn Ecovillage: https://www.ecovillagefindhorn.com/

• The Findhorn Foun...

Global Ecovillage Network: https://ecovillage.org/

Tautumeitas: • Tautumeitas | Spo...

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So often we see visions of a grim future, Solarpunk is a movement and sci-fi genre that pictures what the world would be like with a sustainable society built upon 100% renewable energy. I'm Lindsay Jane, and the Solarpunk Scene is my exploration of the expanding positive force that is changing the world. Check out my videos and the website to see what's going on, and I hope that you can join me on this journey of trying to save the future.

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[ewspconsultancy]

Permaculture Communities - Design Tips and Ideas

[omgurbitchyblondeboutique]

My soul has brought me here, on the quest for the sacred truth. To trust and not to fear, allowing all illusions to disappear. Grateful for the sacred medicine that has cleansed, illuminated and brought me the clarity of the sky. 🦋 Grateful for the @yacumamaecovillage for creating a magical sacred space and showing us how to walk the beauty way with humility. 🌟

[my-life-at-dancing-rabbit]

[witchyplantmc]

i tried something new

[arc-hus]

House Schneller Bader, Tamins, Switzerland - Bearth & Deplazes

[froschgenosse]

WOWIE thanks a lot for the attention on my previous post!! Here's another one for you, hehe! Hopefully I will finish all of the illustrations 'till the end of July

[jamaicahomescom]

The Rich History of Emancipation Day and Independence Day in Jamaica

Jamaica’s history is a vibrant tapestry of resilience, struggle, and triumph. Central to this story are two pivotal celebrations: Emancipation Day and Independence Day. These holidays commemorate Jamaica’s journey from colonial rule and slavery to freedom and self-governance. Understanding these days offers a glimpse into the spirit of the Jamaican people and their enduring quest for liberty and…

[gotjacobian]

I finally found one of my favorite youtube channels again, an educational channel from an experimental farming project at the Cloughjordan ecovillage in Ireland. I am not a particularly plant-y person in my education or daily activities, but I just respect this dude and his videos so much, and think they're very cool to watch. I've been having video essay burnout this past year and can't sit through many youtube videos from channels I used to love, but these hold up.

[becomex]

[bumblebeeappletree]

Emma and Edo were once a hotel stage show dance team, until they quit to live out their dream of rescuing animals (Emma) and farming (Edo) on the island of Tenerife. They bought cheap land and began to transform the rocky, dusty soil into a lush homestead.

In the beginning, it was just Emma, Edo, and some family toiling on the land to create basic accommodation. This was at a time of bare basics, with no electricity, running water, or toilets. Soon they were joined by volunteers, and they got creative building homes out of old vans, hillside caves, mud and clay, and scrap materials (including a lot of old pallet wood).

After a couple years, they had expanded beyond an animal sanctuary into a full-fledged community with 40 to 50 volunteers living on-site who all worked to live as lightly on the land as possible. The Tenerife Horse Rescue community is completely off-grid, using solar power, but also clever inventions like a horse poo water heater and a pedal-powered washing machine.

Since the average rainfall on Tenerife is between 11 to 30 millimeters for most of the year, all water is reused. Kitchen and shower water (greywater) is filtered with natural materials like pebbles and papyrus. Toilet water (blackwater) goes through a more rigorous process of biofilters. First it goes into tanks where it is oxygenated to separate liquids and solids, then it flows into a biofilter basin which works as a hydroponic pond (gravel, water, plants but no soil). Then it goes through a biofilter basins which use gravel and papyrus to trap particles and compounds after which it is finally clean enough to water the garden.

To feed what has now become a small village of people and animals, the villagers have graduated from dumpster diving to “freeganism”: they have an established relationship with a local supermarket to collect all damaged, ugly or out-of-date food. Every day, three volunteers pick up new van loads of food, it is then sorted for humans or animals.

To be sure that nothing gets wasted, and to give back to the community, they’ve gone one step further by registering as a local food bank so they can distribute food to local low-income families and other animal sanctuaries.

To volunteer: https://tenerifehorserescue.com/volun...

To donate: https://tenerifehorserescue.com/

More videos on the Tenerife Horse Rescue channel: / @tenerifehorserescue

Drone footage of Tenerife: @madairadventure5201

On *faircompanies: https://faircompanies.com/videos/coup...

[lepetitblogdekelly]

Bamboo eco village is one of the most beautiful and exotic hotel I’ve done, I think it’s one of my favorite place to sleep in, people are so kind and treat you so well, I really enjoyed this place and wanted to stay longer so bad !!

Here is a coffee latte they brought me, my very first Vietnamese coffee in Vietnam !!! It’s made of coffee and condensed milk, I love it so much !! Lucky I am there are plenty of this drink in this country !! If you have the opportunity to try it (or to make it), give it a try because it’s excellent !

[sandasims]

some of my favorite screenshots from my tiny house village. it’s all on one lot in sulani!! 

speed build is right under the keep reading <3