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Community Vision
To nurture a living, regenerative community where people of all ages reconnect with their authentic selves, with one another, with animals, and with the land.
We envision a place rooted in belonging, where horses, psychology, arts, yoga, regenerative agriculture, and experiential learning come together as pathways for healing, creativity, and transformation.
A place where caring for the earth is not simply a practice but a way of life; where forgotten ways of learning, sharing, and living in community are remembered and renewed; and where adults and children learn through direct experience, curiosity, and meaningful participation.
Our vision is to cultivate both the regeneration of the land and the inner regeneration of people, creating experiences and services that foster connection, rootedness, collective care, and a deeper sense of purpose and belonging.
We welcome visitors, volunteers, and potential long-term community members who resonate with our vision of regenerative living, experiential learning, and connection with nature.
If you would like to visit, please send us a short introduction about yourself, including:
• Who you are and where you are from
• Why our project speaks to you
• Your interests, skills, or relevant experience
• When you would like to visit and for how long
• What you hope to contribute and/or learn
As we are still in the process of developing the project, visits are arranged individually and depend on the season, current activities, and our capacity to host.
We value open communication, mutual respect, curiosity, and a willingness to participate in community life and care for the land and animals.
If it feels like a good fit for both sides, we would love to welcome you and explore what we can co-create together.
As an evolving project, we currently do not have a formal membership structure.
People usually begin by reaching out, introducing themselves, and, if there is mutual interest, visiting or volunteering with us for a period of time. This allows both sides to get to know each other, share experiences, and explore whether our values, expectations, and ways of living align.
Long-term involvement and future membership will be based on mutual trust, shared vision, active participation, and a genuine commitment to community life, care for the land, animals, and collective wellbeing.
As the project grows, we hope to co-create a more defined membership process together with the people who become part of the journey.
Roots, regeneration, permaculture,arts,yoga,horses, phycology, farming,experiencial learning,
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Community Vision
To nurture a living, regenerative community where people of all ages reconnect with their authentic selves, with one another, with animals, and with the land.
We envision a place rooted in belonging, where horses, psychology, arts, yoga, regenerative agriculture, and experiential learning come together as pathways for healing, creativity, and transformation.
A place where caring for the earth is not simply a practice but a way of life; where forgotten ways of learning, sharing, and living in community are remembered and renewed; and where adults and children learn through direct experience, curiosity, and meaningful participation.
Our vision is to cultivate both the regeneration of the land and the inner regeneration of people, creating experiences and services that foster connection, rootedness, collective care, and a deeper sense of purpose and belonging.
As an evolving project, we currently do not have a formal membership structure.
People usually begin by reaching out, introducing themselves, and, if there is mutual interest, visiting or volunteering with us for a period of time. This allows both sides to get to know each other, share experiences, and explore whether our values, expectations, and ways of living align.
Long-term involvement and future membership will be based on mutual trust, shared vision, active participation, and a genuine commitment to community life, care for the land, animals, and collective wellbeing.
As the project grows, we hope to co-create a more defined membership process together with the people who become part of the journey.
We welcome visitors, volunteers, and potential long-term community members who resonate with our vision of regenerative living, experiential learning, and connection with nature.
If you would like to visit, please send us a short introduction about yourself, including:
• Who you are and where you are from
• Why our project speaks to you
• Your interests, skills, or relevant experience
• When you would like to visit and for how long
• What you hope to contribute and/or learn
As we are still in the process of developing the project, visits are arranged individually and depend on the season, current activities, and our capacity to host.
We value open communication, mutual respect, curiosity, and a willingness to participate in community life and care for the land and animals.
If it feels like a good fit for both sides, we would love to welcome you and explore what we can co-create together.
One person or partnership has ultimate authority.
Everyone must agree before moving forward.
Power and responsibility are shared relatively equally among members.
All member income goes into common pool for community use.
Regular fees: Yes
Labor: Yes (20 hrs/week)
Garden(s), Workshop, Outdoor Kitchen, Tractor & Farm Equipment, Waterfront access, Internet
Countryside locations with significant distance from urban centers.
Integrated communities designed around ecological principles with sustainable living practices.
Connecting people and communities through an intentional online marketplace
There are no needs and offers
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A residential project: people live here as their primary home.
An institution, business, network, or project that isn’t a residence (e.g. a learning center, farm, or network with no one living there full-time).
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