Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage
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Dancing Rabbit is a 280 acres (1.1 km2) ecovillage near Rutledge, Missouri, United States, that was formed in 1997. It has a population of around 30 people[when?] who abide by ecological covenants[1] and sustainability guidelines,[2] but are otherwise responsible for their own finances, food, housing, and other necessities.
The ecovillage was featured in an episode of the FX television series 30 Days, where two non-residents stayed in the village, lived in a converted grain bin, and helped with projects such as gardening, natural building and cooking for a month. The village was also featured in the 2012 documentary short The Rhythm of Rutledge.[3][non-primary source needed] and an episode of My World, Too, which addressed sustainable practices and details of living in the ecovillage.[4][5][non-primary source needed]
References
[edit]- ^ Ecological Covenants Dancing Rabbit
- ^ "Dancing Rabbit Sustainability Guidelines". Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage.
- ^ "The Rhythm of Rutledge". Archived from the original on April 28, 2013.
- ^ "Dancing Rabbit Eco Village". myworldtoo.com.
- ^ "Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage". PBS.
External links
[edit]- Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage summary, at The Fellowship for Intentional Community
