Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage - Slideshow and Talk with Tony Sirna (S. Berkeley)

From Vision to Reality!

Our friend, Tony Sirna, one of several founders of Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage in Missouri, is in town again. Doors at 10:15, and we'll start right at 10:30 with the slideshow and talk. Plus: Learn about Bay Area ecovillage initiatives, and the upcoming Global Eco-village Network (GEN) Conference in Switzerland this July. Optional hands-on workshop and lunch to follow. Sign up separately here for that.

"Dancing Rabbit is an ecovillage and intentional community of about 70 people set amid the hills and prairies of rural northeastern Missouri. Our goal is to live ecologically sustainable and socially rewarding lives, and to share the skills and ideas behind that lifestyle....[O]ur goal is to grow to be a self-reliant town of 500 to 1000 residents who are committed to radical environmental sustainability."

The members at Dancing Rabbit adhere to six ecological covenants including a commitment to living without a personal vehicle, organic gardening practices, producing electricity from sustainable sources, using reclaimed and bio-regional lumber, and adhering to waste disposal systems that reclaim organic and recyclable materials.

Tony will introduce DR and its companion communities in Scott County, Missouri. They are thriving examples of the worldwide eco-villages movement. Human scale, natural building, supporting individual and collective initiatives, private homes and communal households, entrepreneurial businesses, and income-sharing collectives, permaculture design and food-growing, car-sharing, and consensus-based governance.

(Tony Sirna (standing) with EBCOHO members at a gathering two years ago)

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  • Christie Hathcock

    I signed up. Does this mean I get to attend this Sunday at Long Haul?

    January 28

    • Raines Cohen

      Christie, unfortunately it was yesterday. There will be another Berkeley event with Tony next Monday evening, stay tuned for details on that.

      January 28

  • Bill Miller

    Which Sunday? (probably today, huh?) Sorry to miss it.

    January 27

  • Raines Cohen

    If you'd like to stick around for lunch and a detailed workshop with Tony in the afternoon, please RSVP separately here: http://www.ebcoho.org/events/10...

    January 26

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