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Ecovillages
ecovillage space – an online community for people in the regeneration movement
Hi, I'm Michael - I discovered the ecovillage world in 2018 - and have slowly been able to get into what I feel is the global ecovillage network. So far, I have only visited some communities in Europe, but I have more and more also learned to connect with people online, especially after the Ecovillage Conference in Italy in 2019. Since then I'm involved in the Baltic Ecovillage Board, and in a working group for the European network regarding "fundraising and events". As a traveller, I … Read more
Bergen Ecovillage
Bergen Ecovillage is establishing an ecovillage which will house a diversity of people and possibilities, buidning sustainable houses and creating green jobs and activities. We live a rich and simple life, taking care of each other, the nature and the future, focussing on growing, sharing and fair trade. - See examples of some houses: www.opaform.no/bergen-okologiske-landsby. See pictures on Instragram! … Read more
Terra Libera Økogrend
Et lite økosamfunn i etablering, som etterhvert vil ha plass til 10 hus. Terra Libera Økogrend stiftes på Skaarbu gård i Holmestrand, Vestfold. Viktig for oss er: Økologisk livsstil, som betyr å leve i balanse med naturen, med lokale kretsløp, basert på bærekraftige løsninger. Utvikle miljøvennlige og kulturelle aktiviteter som bidrar til et levende og rikt lokalmiljø. Dialog med Skaarbu gård angående matproduksjon (kortreist mat) og landskapsforming. Vi ønsker å skape en levende … Read more
Hurdalecovillage
We live in Hurdalecovillage - 80km north of Oslo, and own a property that will have room for 45-50 houses, growing all sorts of vegetable and herbs, having animals, courses etc. More info in Norwegian: www.hurdalecovillage.no … Read more
Camphill Community: Vallersund Gaar
As a Camphill village community, there are close connections to the other Camphill villages and schools all over the world. Co-workers, villagers and some formal drugusers have transformed a run down nineteenth-century fishing centre into Vallersund Gård with space for fishing, a farm, a bakery, a weavery, a 'cafeteria', a little chapel, a wind generator for electricity, 2 heat pumps which use warmth from the sea and the rocks, and innovative water systems. Whilst everyone lives and shares meals … Read more
