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Ecovillaggio Corricelli
Ecovillaggio Corricelli
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Commenced:
01/04/2011
Submitted:
11/06/2012
Last updated:
07/10/2015
Location:
Cantagallo, Prato, Toscany, IT
Phone:
+393334360261
Website:
www.associazionebasilico.org
Climate zone:
Cool Temperate





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Ecovillaggio Corricelli

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Rural, Intentional Communities

Project Summary

6 People Community part of the Italian Ecovillage Network. Up on Appennini's hills in the bush, building 3 rock houses and living in strawbale one. Gardening, food foresting, spontaneoius harvesting and courses our mane activities.

Project Description

Corricelli Ecovillage is a project of intentional Community up on Appennini's hills in Prato that started in 2001 but first 4 residents moved in only in 2003. Due to slopy land and wild bush around, moving in took several years. Today in 2012 6 people share a wooden structure common area, 2 strawbale houses, building their first rock house, a woodend structure workshop area, 2 caravans, 14 tent areas, 6 different gardens, and a 10.000 m2 property that is still bushy but has been slowly turned in a massive food forest. Olive trees, apricots, apples, vines, pears, peaches are just few varieties of fruit trees that we established instehad of native bush. Choosing to live without electricity and not been able to drive to our property made us one of the wildest Permaculture Italian experiences. We host volounteers and run courses during the summer, especially Synergig gardening, Biodanza and recently Bates sight method meetings. Permaculture design as an instrument made us able to massively reduce our footprint, belieaving to improve even more in the next 5 years hoping to have more residets coming.

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11-16 of August "PERMACULTURE DESIGN SIMULATION"

5 days design experience for Permaculture students.

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16-17 Luglio "Introduzione alla PERMACULTURA"

"Per cambiare il mondo ci vogliono 3 persone ed una bella storia da raccontare!"

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18-19 of August - BATES method Weekend

A weekend dedicated to the art of "OBSERVATING".

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Matteo Filippone - Resident
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