Breaking curfew…. 43 hens, 2 roosters, and 2 ducks. That’s our roll call. Like any good Warden, we make sure that none of the inmates have flown the coop when we go into nightly lockdown. Our neighbour friend up the road looked bemused when I told him this. He doesn’t count his chickens. He said […]
We’re very excited to be offering a fun week that allows people to experience living in community on an EcoVillage Co-operative Farm. We’ll work, play, learn, sing and enjoy each other’s company. This is an unique opportunity for people interested in EcoVillage life, homesteading skills, meaningful connections and cooperative regenerative farming. Experience Week at Whole […]
Whole Village – An Intern’s Experience by Laurence Beaudry If I could make you experience the things that I like the most about Whole Village, I would share the everyday laughter and the smell of soil after rain. I would share the sight of a sunflower opening up or the taste of a perfectly ripe […]
Clean Air, Clean Water and Clean Soil Too much to ask? No! A healthy environment is a human right. Everyone depends on clean air to breathe, safe water to drink and healthy soil for growing nutritious food. But more and more it seems that our drinking water is chemical-laden, our air is polluted and the […]
Demystifying seed buying Heirloom, Non GMO Heirloom, Organic, Conventional: What does it all mean? Shopping for vegetable seeds has become a bit more confusing. Every big box store has displays that read Non GMO seeds. Sound good? Read on: To set the record straight there are currently no GMO, genetically modified garden vegetable seeds available for […]
Stop the Massive Devastating Quarry proposed for Nearby Farmland and Natural Habitat We love our beautiful countryside and farms in this area. We also passionately care about the preservation of farmland and the biodiversity of the world as it’s so important to life on earth. In 2019 a Brazilian conglomerate company called Votorantim Cimentos, which […]
What brought me to the door of Whole Village? My wife, Michele, and I share similar values. However, for the purpose of this article, I will focus on my personal journey that led us to this co-operatively structured eco- village. It all began when I was studying Resource Management in the Agricultural Department at the […]
Passion for the Earth – Passion for Community by Nancy Urekar Let’s think about it – would you live in an ecovillage? What’s it like? Is it possible? Could you do it? I faced these questions over five years ago when my living situation was changing and I could have continued living by myself or […]
Whole Village is Helping Solve Climate Change! When it comes to climate change, good news can be hard to come by. Heatwaves, droughts, and storms are getting worse. Scientists’ warnings are becoming more and more dire. All the bad news can be overwhelming. However, Whole Village is excited to share some much-needed good news. Based […]
A Fond Good-bye to a Community Member Milton Wallace arrived at Whole Village in 2014 from Toronto to live his final years in an ecovillage. As an early resident of The Farm in Tennessee, Milt served in many capacities – farmer, gatekeeper, elder/counsellor. He went on to live in other ecovillages and even co-create, with […]
