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Culture and Justice is launching the project ITUALDEA that seeks to show in practice the ability to change a lifestyle centered around the lives of our nature. Renewable energy, organic farming Household recycling systems, building with natural materials or waste, community life, are no longer interesting topics of conversation, but urgent task for those who want to leave something in place for future generations.
concentration in cities is accelerating due to the inability to compete for small producers in all areas face, and the continued bombing of proposals for entertainment, security and glamor that only cement and signs with lights Colors can be granted. There is plenty of material about this blog and all over the web (that seems to be our revenge to globalization). We know the problem. Let's start with the solution.
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| weeding a little |
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| handles protect us |
This project will to develop in a beautiful land on the coast of our generous Paraná River in Ituzaingó, within Corrientes, and aligned in what is known as or ecovillage ecovillage. While his name to what sounds best "quirky" does not mean it back to the old practices that strange species known to develop when there was the industrialization of food and shelter, but adding the knowledge that at this time a large mass of people in the developed world have published books, documentaries, blogs, which we will disseminate and put into practice as the year progresses.
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| The future orchard! |
For now, let's start with the base. Those interested can begin Introduction to Permaculture , the researcher Australian Bill Mollison, (1928) and Revolution a straw, the farmer Japanese microbiologist Masanobu Fukuoka ( 1913-2008). Permaculture is basically a combination between agriculture and ecology. We believe that this combination depends on the survival of the planet.
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| Practice chains in the Paraná Canyon |
addition, the project is supported by INTA, which makes available to the community in general many seeds and little training in their organic community garden program.
Those interested in participating in this project Communicate with an email to our address: culturaxjusticiactes@gmail.com.
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