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Happy footage from the Lammas ecovillage project that successfully got planning to build in Wales

Yarrow Eco-Village Cordwood Project

Hanging out with my friends @ Cinderland Eco-village This is not a show it’s just how we role

BBC1 – Inside Out – 22/02/2010 piece on Kew Bridge Eco Village

Helen visits Crystal Waters and other ecovillages Down Under

Low impact living at the festival – meeting some pioneers and then visiting SunSEED in Spain.

Ecovillages are intended to be socially, economically and ecologically sustainable intentional communities. Most aim for a population of 50-150 individuals because this size is considered to be the maximum social network according to findings from sociology and anthropology[1] Larger ecovillages of up to 2000 individuals may, however, exist as networks of smaller “Eco-municipalities” or subcommunities to create an ecovillage model that allows for social networks within a broader foundation of support. Ecovillage members are united by shared ecological, social-economic and cultural-spiritual values (see Intentional community). An ecovillage is often composed of people who have chosen an alternative to centralized electrical, water, and sewage systems. Many see the breakdown of traditional forms of community, wasteful consumerist lifestyles, the destruction of natural habitat, urban sprawl, factory farming, and over-reliance on fossil fuels, as trends that must be changed to avert ecological disaster. They see small-scale communities with minimal ecological impact as an alternative. However, such communities often cooperate with peer villages in networks of their own (see Global Ecovillage Network for an example). This model of collective action is similar to that of Ten Thousand Villages, which supports the fair trade of goods worldwide. What the Hell, Protest Eco, Flu Masks Marston Moretaine say NO to eco Village, Yep you heard that correct No to Free energy No to free …

Kew Eco-village after 3 weeks of occupation. visit greenvoice.com

Price Hill of Cincinnati is home to one of ohio’s three ecovillages, the Enright Ridge Urban Eco Village. Eileen Schenk, a creator and founder, speaks of the process of developing a community and how it has affected her.