About.

The Ecovillage Sieben Linden, situated in the community Beetzendorf in the Altmark – District Salzwedel, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, was established in 1997. It has the aim to realise collaborative and holistic sustainable lifestyles, that connect a small ecological footprint with a high quality of life. Currently one hundred adults and forty children and adolescents are living in ten straw-bale houses and about fifty well insulated construction trailers.

The cooperatively organised village covers over a hundred acres of land; thereof 84 acres of woods, which is managed sustainably. The core of the village is a half timbered ecologicaly restored farmhouse, who accommodates the community and seminar rooms. In the garden fruits and vegetables are culitvated for self-sufficiency. Composting toilets, a sewage treatmant plant and solar panel provide local energy and material cycles.

Key Stats.

Year founded

1997

Size of project site

40 hectares

Languages spoken

  • German

People on site

100 - 200

Dry season

June to August

Wet season

Living Conditions.

Sleeping

  • shared rooms
  • private room

Vegetarian Food

  • communally cooked meals
  • restaurant on site

Internet

  • medium: voice calls (no video)

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