Green Releaf Initiative

Global Ecovillage Network logo with a flower and leaf design in purple and blue.
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About the Communities

  • Forming
  • English
  • Ecological
  • Rural

Founding year

  • 2009

What we do

How might we use change as an opportunity for the new story?
This is the guiding call of Green ReLeaf. Our work is grounded on community inclusive design for resilience and regeneration.
Green Releaf envisions thriving community ecosystems practicing and showcasing regenerative solutions in the face of climate change and other radical transitions. Guided by regenerative design and solutions, we inspire, empower, and model the many benefits of whole systems to support resilience and regeneration in communities through education, empowerment, and earth care.
We started by journeying with community leaders to respond, adapt to, and prevent emergencies or crises using ecovillage and permaculture design. We see them as the best responders and supporters of other affected communities, because we believe the people who have also survived loss and displacement hold keys to the wisdom of resilience that can support those who are undergoing the same.
Our work has also evolved into supporting ecosystems of regeneration across different sectors as an ecosystem builder to help activate and catalyze solutions for regenerative development in the Philippines through our Re:Source Regeneration Labs and our Regenerative Transitions and Development Program.
(Our HQ is in Cebu City but we are working in different parts of the Philippines)

  • Purpose
  • Ecological
  • Languages
  • English
  • Community type
  • Intentional Neighborhoods
  • Land-Based Communities
  • Activities
  • Permaculture
  • Education

Commemorative dates

  • January 1, 2009
  • Started planning

How to join

We are project based. Collaborations are on partnership basis.

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Location

  • Philippines

Green Releaf Initiative

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12 years ago

Gaia Ashram Internship

The Pioneers of Gaia Ashram , 5th of July– 2nd of August 2015 The Gaia Ashram Internship is a one month program on Ecovillage Design, Permaculture and Deep Ecology. The internship will be a holistic participatory learning experience & process. Interns will experience being part of the Gaia Ashram Community and we will live together for one month at– Gaia Ashram-. At Gaia Ashram we belief in holistic learning that balances the head, hands & heart. Gaia Ashram encourages participatory learning & values the power of community in holding the learning space. We design the daily & weekly structure of the internship and of our lives here based on these values and principles. Theoretical learning (Head) The theoretical sessions will be participatory and interactive. It will cover the 4 keys of Ecovillage Design Education (Social, Economical, Ecological and Worldview inspired by Gaia Education). Each week will cover one of the Ecovillage Design Keys and integrated into this we will be introduced to Permaculture Design & Deep Ecology in terms of philosophy, movement and personal experiences. Overall, We will have a maximum of 2-3 hours of theory per day on the session days, to also create lots of space for practical experiential learning. See more details of the key content below. Practical learning (Hands – on) For the hands – on practical learning we will be developing the Gaia Ashram’s farm and restoring nature on the Gaia Ashram land using permaculture strategies & techniques that are appropriate for the Rainy Season & the land and its local context. The hands-on work will focus on Gardening work i.e. developing the vegetable gardens, planting seeds & seedlings, transplanting, propagation of plants, making composts, growing and maintaining a Food Forest, planting green manures, planting lots of trees, planting seasonal crops. Apart from the Gardening we will also will be doing some natural building which mostly will focus on creating natural finishes usi

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