Eco Projects

Building sustainable communities through innovative eco-friendly initiatives.

Activities and Community:

In our STEAM camp, children explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics concepts in addition to the arts and humanities.

Kids explore topics like drama, music, design, media, dance and more at a STEAM summer camp. It takes a village to raise children. We bring grandparents, fathers, mothers, university students, professionals, educators, artists, rangers, musicians and volunteers. There are samples of programs organized to create an awareness and build well rounded generations, at the same to build the local rural economy.

The difference between STEAM and STEM

STEM focuses on real-world learning through investigations, problem-solving, and evidence-based explanations. Both address multiple content areas, including literacy and social sciences. STEAM has a process-driven focus and requires the use of soft skills in addition to academic knowledge. The difference is that arts are included, ranging from visual arts, language arts and physical arts to music and more. STEAM focuses on sparking imagination and creativity through the arts in ways that naturally align with STEM learning. Most of our young generation using electronics and online activities with less human interactions. Disconnect between elderly and youth is growing, even though they need each other for wisdom, accompany, and life skills.

Environmentally sustainable building design prioritizes energy efficiency through the use of thermal and solar heating and cooling systems, coupled with solar and wind electricity sources. Effective garbage management is achieved by integrating reuse and recycling into both the construction phase and daily living practices. Additionally, self-contained sewage treatment and water recycling systems enhance sanitation and resource conservation. The shelter itself is constructed using natural and recycled materials, reducing the ecological footprint. Clean water is ensured by implementing rainwater harvesting techniques along with long-term storage solutions. Furthermore, this design includes in-home organic food production capabilities, promoting self-sufficiency and minimizing the carbon footprint associated with food transportation, ultimately fostering a more sustainable lifestyle.

Community Gardens

Grow food together in our shared green spaces.

Renewable Energy

Harnessing solar and wind power for sustainable living.

In today's rapidly evolving world, renewable energy plays a vital role in sustainable living communities. These communities prioritize environmentally friendly practices, harnessing solar, wind, and geothermal energy to minimize their carbon footprint. By integrating these renewable resources, residents can power their homes and communal spaces with clean energy, reducing dependency on fossil fuels. Sustainable living not only focuses on energy consumption but also emphasizes the importance of waste reduction, sustainable agriculture, and resource conservation. As more people embrace this lifestyle, the synergy between renewable energy and sustainable practices fosters a sense of community, encouraging collaboration among residents for a healthier planet. By investing in renewable energy technologies, sustainable living communities pave the way for a greener future, promoting resilience and self-sufficiency in an age of climate change.