Bees are essential to an abundant and thriving plant culture. We will be open source sharing our experience setting up and maintaining an apiary (also known as a bee yard) as part of One Community’s food infrastructure, open source botanical garden model, and global transformation methodology. This open source hub includes the following sections:
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Stewards of the Earth - One Community Weekly Update #28
Stewards of the Earth - One Community Weekly Update #28
One Community is creating blueprints for anyone interested in making a difference in their life and the lives of others. Everything we do is based on a philosophy of living and creating for The Highest Good of All. Our ultimate expression of this is the creation of open source and free-shared blueprints for self-sufficient and self-replicating teacher/demonstration communities, villages, and cities to be built around the world. These teacher demonstration hubs, with One Community as the first, will comprehensively and simultaneously address food, housing, energy, social injustice and inequality, education, fulfilled living practices, and more. Our solution-based thinking and open source model is designed to address all of these areas together because they are all connected.
One Community is creating blueprints for anyone interested in making a difference in their life and the lives of others. Everything we do is based on a philosophy of living and creating for The Highest Good of All. Our ultimate expression of this is the creation of open source and free-shared blueprints for self-sufficient and self-replicating teacher/demonstration communities, villages, and cities to be built around the world. These teacher demonstration hubs, with One Community as the first, will comprehensively and simultaneously address food, housing, energy, social injustice and inequality, education, fulfilled living practices, and more. Our solution-based thinking and open source model is designed to address all of these areas together because they are all connected.
Stewards of the Earth - One Community Weekly Update #28
Stewards of the Earth - One Community Weekly Update #28
Here is One Community's weekly progress update (#28) towards creating a sustainable planet for everyone. This update includes picture updates and complete links for everything we've progressed on and accomplished in the past week: http://www.onecommunityglobal.org/stewards-of-the-earth-creating/
Here is One Community's weekly progress update (#28) towards creating a sustainable planet for everyone. This update includes picture updates and complete links for everything we've progressed on and accomplished in the past week: http://www.onecommunityglobal.org/stewards-of-the-earth-creating/
Monday, September 2, 2013
Straw Bale Village - One Community Pod Two
Straw Bale Village - One Community Pod Two
The straw bale architecture village (Pod 2) is the second of seven different sustainable village models to be built. The straw bale village was chosen as the second village to be built because it will demonstrate modularly expandable sustainable housing. It demonstrates the straw bale method of construction along with many eco-artistic external and functional internal options. This page contains the following sections related to the straw bale village:
Sunday, September 1, 2013
Earthbag Village Materials & Costs
Earthbag Village Materials & Costs
The purpose of our organization is to make the building of self-propagating self-sufficient teacher/demonstration communities, villages, and cities as easy as possible. It is also to demonstrate food, housing, and energy for 100 people can be built for less than the cost of supplying these things for just 10 people in the current system. Clearly defining exactly what the materials costs are for duplication of every component of the earthbag village is an important part of this. This page is the results of our research and it will evolve with even more details as we build the earthbag village and identify through our experience the best materials and partners that can reduce the price for acquiring all needed tools and equipment. We will open source these details here as they evolve.
The purpose of our organization is to make the building of self-propagating self-sufficient teacher/demonstration communities, villages, and cities as easy as possible. It is also to demonstrate food, housing, and energy for 100 people can be built for less than the cost of supplying these things for just 10 people in the current system. Clearly defining exactly what the materials costs are for duplication of every component of the earthbag village is an important part of this. This page is the results of our research and it will evolve with even more details as we build the earthbag village and identify through our experience the best materials and partners that can reduce the price for acquiring all needed tools and equipment. We will open source these details here as they evolve.
Non-Profit
One Community Global Transformation Non-Profit
WHAT WE WILL ULTIMATELY ACCOMPLISH
- A duplicable model solution that creates additional solution creating models
- Building 7 completely different duplicable self-sufficient village/city prototypes
- Becoming the #1 provider of open source and free-shared information in the world
- Redefining sustainability as an open source and for The Highest Good of All industry
- Evolving and expanding ALL aspects of comprehensively sustainable infrastructure and living
- A measurable global shift towards sustainability practices that will benefit all of humanity
Hoop House Open Source Hub
Hoop House Open Source Hub
As part of One Community’s four-phase strategy and global change methodology, our initial food infrastructure will be open source project-launch blueprinting on-going use of ultra-affordable hoop houses as part of our food production infrastructure. The food produced in these hoop houses will be food staples and foods we feel can be produced more cost effectively and efficiently with this method versus growing in the aquapinis and walipinis. This will include foods like potatoes, onions, beets, cucumbers, squash, etc. These foods will also be accessions as part of our open source botanical garden model. This open source hub includes the following sections:
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