Boodaville is an environmental education association dedicated to permaculture and the design of regenerative cultures. Situated in the Matarranya region of Spain, approximately 2.5 hours from Barcelona, the project offers a demonstration site for sustainable living practices. The association provides various learning opportunities, including workshops, collaborative projects, online resources, work experience, and volunteering. Their initiatives encompass developing a forest garden using regenerative agriculture techniques and managing several Solidarity Projects in Barcelona.
Since its inception in 2008, Boodaville has constructed multiple infrastructures such as stone buildings, compost toilets, a shade structure with a water catchment system, a geodesic dome, vegetable gardens, showers, and compost systems. The project has fostered a strong community of collaborators who engage in various activities and maintain connections with local culture. Hundreds of participants have been involved in building projects, events, volunteering activities, and exchanges.
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In recent years, Boodaville has shifted its focus from establishing an eco-village to collaborating closely with local towns and villages. The aim is to integrate activities that encourage a transition to more sustainable lifestyles across the region. The association is funded through donations and grants, coordinating EU projects within the European Solidarity Corps and the Erasmus+ program. As a non-profit organization, Boodaville continues to inspire individuals to adopt eco-social design in their lives through workshops, nature connection, games, collaboration, dialogue, and hands-on practice.
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ESC & Erasmus + opportunities at Boodavile community in Catalunya, Spain
