Other Urban Ecovillage Web Sites and Resources

L.A. Area Resources

• For information and activities associated with the Los Angeles Permaculture Guild, contact Camille Cimino at <camcim@yahoo.com> or Joan Stephens at <mamabotanica@sbcglobal.net> or join the LAPG listserve at <https://www.arashi.com/mailman/listinfo.cgi/lapg>
• For coverage of all things ecological and permacultural in Southern California, visit and subscribe to HopeDance Magazine <www.hopedance.org>
• To subscribe to the City Repair LA Listserve, go to <http://lists.riseup.net/www/info/cityrepairla>
• To learn about the Eco-Home Network, go to <www.ecohome.org>
• To learn about Path to Freedom, go to <www.pathtofreedom.com>
• To learn about environmental and community issues affecting the Latino community, subscribe to Latino Urban Forum at <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/latinourbanforum/>
• If you are part of an LA area based intentional community or a strong core start-up group, request inclusion in the Los Angeles Communities Dialogue Group <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lacomdig/>

Ecovillages

• To learn more about ecovillages and the Ecovillage Network of the Americas, go to  <http://ena.ecovillage.org> 
• Urban Ecovillage Network and to join listserve <http://urban.ecovillage.org/>
• Ecovillage Training Center in Tenn. <http://www.thefarm.org/etc/>
• Global Ecovillage Network <www.ecovillage.org>

Other Urban Ecovillages in Process*

• Cleveland Ecovillage <www.ecocitycleveland.org> 
• Hanover Ecovillage in Oakland CA <http://www.talkingbirdspress.com/tribune.html>
• Ecovillages in Cincinnati <http://www.imagoearth.org/>
• Detroit Ecovillage <www.adamah.org/ecovillage>
• Eugene Or. Ecovillage <www.maitreyaecovillage.org>
• EcoVillage at Ithaca
• Madison Wisc. Ecovillage <http://www.outtathebox.org/ecovillage/ecovillage.html>
• St. Louis Ecovillage:  Culver Way Cohousing <http://www.culverwaycohousing.com/>

*  Please let us know about others you hear about.

General Intentional Community and Cohousing Resources

• To learn about intentional communities or  find one that might be right for you, go to <www.ic.org> and click on <Communities Directory>.   Subscribe to Communities Magazine, the most comprehensive source of information on  intentional communities.  Most back issues available at CRSP at L.A. Eco-Village..
• To learn more about cohousing, go to <www.cohousing.org> and subscribe to the CoHousing Journal.
• In the northwest U.S., go to <http://www.ic.org/nica/nica.htm>

Intentional Community Resource for Single Moms

• If you're a single mom looking to be in community with other single moms, go to <www.co-abode.org>