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Imagine a whole neighborhood full of tropical fruits on every lot, on every embankment & around any corner. Then combine the lush food forest with the most impressive community garden, river access, great spaces & even a well-planned biogas system that creates energy from each home’s septic waste.
All of this intelligent design can be found at La Ecovilla’s permaculture community, in San Mateo, Costa Rica.
When it comes to seeking out those teachers with experience in permaculture-inspired projects, Stephen Brooks is most-definitely a top choice. Prior to the Ecovilla project you see in this footage, Stephen created the Punta Mona Center for Regenerative Design (20 years ago now). Take a tour of the impressive La Ecovilla permaculture community in the video below…
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