A 2020 Hildur Jackson Award Winner and a 2019 finalist – the TI Ecovillage is a unique enclave originally on the outskirts of Bangalore, Karnataka, India started in 1995 as an experiment in eco-friendly development. We practice a modified version of permaculture to grow organic vegetable and herbs.
In 2019 we have stabilized our permaculture practice and won over some skeptics, our ground water regeneration program with rainwater harvesting got initiated with several recharge wells, we have had about 50% of our residents installed solar electric power and rapidly increasing and 100% of them continue to use solar hot water. Our land is at a higher ground level and though water conservation in the last 20+ years by planting trees, making trenches, and collecting surface runoff water during rains we have improved groundwater benefiting neighboring areas well.
Watch short videos about TI Ecovillage here
1 minute : https://www.facebook.com/GlobalEcovillageNetwork/videos/2020-hildur-jackson-award-winner-ti-ecovillage-in-bangalore-india/963746474112639/
2 minutes : https://www.facebook.com/GlobalEcovillageNetwork/videos/533424914099018/
Longer Videos
55 Minutes : Interview of Community Members https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8Qxhc_ph5s
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