Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage

At the Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, an intentional community in northeast Missouri, the philosophy is ecological sustainability and the shared rituals are timber framing workshops and cooperative singing weekends; at Oak Spirit Sanctuary, just down the road from me in Boonville, Missouri, it's Shamanic ...

The Arkansas Tech University Interdisciplinary Research Series will begin its spring 2018 schedule with a presentation by Dr. Joshua Lockyer, associate professor of anthropology, on Friday, Feb. 2. The lecture will take place from 3:30-4:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 2, in Dr. Robert Charles Brown and Jill ...

Come next spring, St. Louis could finally get a bike-share program — and possibly more than one. Deanna Venker, the city's traffic commissioner, says five or so companies that operate systems in other parts of the country have approached city officials about expanding here. “It's something people want,” ...

Travelers to Missouri's Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage get taste of life off the grid. Rutledge, Mo. • Within the hills and dales of northeast Missouri are far fewer miles of pave…

They are a part of the 260-acre Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, whose 40 residents are toddlers to retirees who opt to live simply, peacefully, compactly and off the grid. In the mix are global travelers and PhDs, farmers and teachers, midwives and mediators. The community celebrated its 20th birthday recently ...

They are a part of the 260-acre Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, whose 40 residents are toddlers to retirees who opt to live simply, peacefully, compactly and off the grid. In the mix are global travelers and Ph.D.s, farmers and teachers, midwives and mediators. The community was established 20 years ago and ...

The book also profiles two US intentional communities in terms of their carbon footprints, livability and economic security for their members: Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage in Missouri, and Twin Oaks Community in Virginia. Ludwig's 2013 TEDx Talk, titled, "Sustainable Is Possible-And It Doesn't Suck!," focused ...

Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage is located on 280 acres in the rolling hills of northeastern Missouri. They are currently constructing buildings as well as planning and developing a community structure. Ecological sustainability is the primary focus at Dancing Rabbit. Homes are built through alternative means like ...

Members of a tour group examine a grain bin that has been converted to a dwelling at Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage in Rutledge, a village in northeast Missouri, on June 27. Construction in the community must adhere to the village's ecological covenants and sustainability guidelines, so Dancing Rabbit ...

The Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage was started in 1997 with the purchase of 280 acres of land in northeastern Missouri and has grown into a group of neighbors dedicated to building a place where people respect the environment and work to make their community a better place. They grow a lot of their own ...

Welcome to the Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, a community that has taken the principle of ecological sustainability to the next level. Like the treehouses of Finca Bellavista and the Greater World Earthship subdivision, green principles were used in the construction of each home and later, the wider functioning ...

The New Community Building at Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage will set a new standard for ecological building. This 8500-square-foot passive-solar strawbale building will be certified LEED Platinum as well as meet the strict standards of the Living Building Challenge. This exciting project is essential in ...