About.
We are a public-serving, experiential learning center to showcase and foster sustainable living practices, urban homesteading, community resiliency & preparedness, social justice and art expression. Our goal is to incubate a local sustainability hub to allow people to see solutions in practice; to gain access to the knowledge and resources to empower them to take action in their own lives, neighborhoods, towns, cities and bio-regions. We will grow this green-center model into communities across the world in partnership with community centers, schools, park & recreation facilities, etc.
Components
Demonstration Stations / Educational Exhibits
In a variety of sustainable practices: Rainwater Collection, Grey Water Systems, Composting, Aquaculture, Renewable Energy Systems (Wind, Solar, Geothermal, Pedal Power, etc), Gardens in a variety of Containers, Rooftop, Window boxes, etc.
Urban Garden/Farm
Vegetables, Fruits, Culinary Herbs, Native Plants, Medicinal Plants, Micro-Greens, Chickens, Bees and other beneficial insects and animals, Nursery & Greenhouse
Workshops
Gardening, Farming, Permaculture & Homesteading, Rainwater Harvesting, Greywater Systems, Natural Building: Cob, Strawbale, recycled/reclaimed materials, Mycelium/Mushroom Remediation, Renewable Energy Systems, Food Justice, Food Security, Slow Food, Composting (including Vermiculture), Arts and Crafts
Green Corps—Resiliency Response Teams
Training & coordinating local volunteers in neighborhood sustainability projects
Art Barn
Featuring a craft & costume shop, open space for rehearsals, classes, art exhibits and performances.
Community Shop Spaces
Bicycle Mechanics, Art BIKES, and bicycle trailers, Metal, Wood & Other Crafts(Silkscreen, Ceramics, etc), Bus /Auto Mechanic (Biofuel Conversions & Carshare)
Community Art Projects/Sculpture Garden
Featuring local artists’ creative work using natural materials and environmental themes
Key Stats.
Year founded
2011
Size of project site
1 hectares
Languages spoken
- english
People on site
8 - 20
Dry season
May to October
Wet season
November to March
Living Conditions.
Sleeping
- shared rooms
Vegetarian Food
- communal kitchen access
- communally cooked meals
Internet
- medium: voice calls (no video)
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