Illumi-Nation Community on Sustainable Living

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On today’s WMNF Sustainable Living Program we talked about a project in St. Petersburg based on sustainability, community, education and helping others in need. Heading up The Illumi-Nation Project is a former resident and operations manager of the Blue Berry Patch Community & The Gulfport Labyrinth. Hal Baily is a designer, builder, artist and dreamer. Also joining the show, Hal’s partner, Liza Epstein, is a graduate from Eckerd College that teaches and helps children with special needs. These are some of the projects and events these two are involved with:  Monthly “Community Art Project” at the Blueberry Patch; planning for a sustainability education community center in St Pete, Rising Light; and their community outreach program. http://www.RisingLightsStPete.org

Orange Blossom Jamboree. http://www.orangeblossomjamboree.com/

The Illumi-Nation Project. http://www.BeamingLove.org

These are some of the communities they visited on a 2-1/2 month West-coast Eco-village research trip:

Hummingbird Community http://www.hummingbirdcommunity.org/hbcommunity/

EVO  http://www.theemeraldvillage.com

Emerald Earth  http://emeraldearth.org

Kailash Village http://www.kailashecovillage.org

Circle of Children  http://circleofchildren.org/wp/

 

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