Atamai Village

August 7–14, 2027 | British Columbia, Canada Experience community and regenerative living on Canada’s spectacular West Coast Spend eight days exploring some of British Columbia’s most inspiring ecovillages, cohousing neighborhoods and regenerative farms as you journey from the fertile Fraser Valley to Vancouver Island and Salt Spring Island. Visit communities including Abundance Community Farm, Yarrow Ecovillage, Fraser Common Farm & Glorious Organics, Creekside Commons Cohousing, O.U.R. Ecovillage and the Quarry Collective & Chorus Frog Organic Gardens. Meet founders and residents and experience a diverse range of approaches to intentional living—from multigenerational cohousing and cooperative farming to permaculture, natural building and innovative models for local food production. Learn firsthand about collaborative governance, regenerative agriculture, ecological stewardship and the successes and challenges of creating resilient communities over the long term. Along the way, connect with local Indigenous culture, walk among the ancient trees of Cathedral Grove, cross the Salish Sea by ferry and experience the slower pace of British Columbia’s coastal islands. With shared meals, workshops and overnight stays in some of the communities, the tour offers an immersive opportunity to experience community life rather than simply observe it. A great fit for: Prospective community members, aspiring community founders, people interested in cohousing, permaculture and regenerative agriculture, and travelers looking to combine meaningful community experiences with the spectacular landscapes of Canada’s West Coast. Learn more about this tour: https://www.ecovillagetours.com/british-columbia

In a busy city, it’s easy to forget that people have always found ways to live closely together, with each other and with the land. Around the world, communities are quietly remembering how. Join us for an evening of stories from people who have spent their lives building community. From the hills of Aotearoa to rural Thailand, they’ll talk about how their communities began, what has held them together, what they’ve learned from indigenous wisdom, and what keeps them going when things get hard. This isn’t a how-to workshop. It’s a space to listen, be inspired, and reflect on what community, resilience and regeneration could mean for you. You will hear from Robina McCurdy, founder of TUI Community, Aotearoa (New Zealand) Thalea Tane, indigenous advocate (Te Roroa, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Whātua, Ngāti Whakaue), Aotearoa Om Sunisa Jamwiset Deiters, founder of Gaia Ashram, Thailand The talk is hosted by the Team at Global Ecovillage Network Oceania & Asia (GENOA): Thảo Kin (Vietnam) and Na Limwatana (Thailand)

La Aldea UNC es un proyecto de eco-aldea intencionada, pacífica y autosostenible en proceso de asentamiento en la región de Munster, Irlanda . Buscamos actualmente: Co-fundadores y residentes con residencia/pasaporte UE: Personas, parejas y familias alineadas con nuestra filosofía de autosuficiencia, agroecología y los 5 Clanes de trabajo (Remolino, Estrella, Flama, Relámpago y Luciérnaga) . Inversores de Impacto / Donantes: Socios para co-financiar la adquisición del terreno cooperativo . Mantenemos un código estricto de convivencia con cero tolerancia a la violencia, al acoso y al uso de sustancias psicoactivas o adicciones.

April 11–20, 2027 | Machuca Valley + Arenal Explore community, regeneration and the many ways to live differently This 10-day journey combines some of Costa Rica’s most established intentional communities with inspiring centers for regenerative living and education. Explore the Machuca River Valley and visit Alegría Village, La Ecovilla Original, Ecovilla San Mateo and Colectivo Tacotal before expanding the journey to places such as Rancho Mastatal and Brave Earth. Meet founders and residents, learn about natural building and regenerative practices, join a bioregional conversation, visit a local farmers market, and make time to enjoy the rivers and landscapes that shape life here. With a broader mix of intentional communities, regenerative education and Costa Rican culture, this itinerary offers an especially varied look at what it can mean to create a more connected and sustainable way of life. A great fit for: Community seekers, aspiring founders, sustainability enthusiasts, regenerative-living learners, and travelers who want a broad introduction to Costa Rica’s community ecosystem. Learn more about this tour: https://www.ecovillagetours.com/costa-rica