Feature Articles Spangled Drongo Dreaming ……………………………………………… -Richard Cassels In Australia, drongo means a stupid person. Wikipedia, citing the Oxford Dictionary and the Cassells’ Dictionary of Slang, says: ‘The word drongo is used in Australian as a mild form of insult meaning “idiot” or “stupid fellow”. This usage derives from an Australian racehorse of […]

Drongos, Cohousing, Forest bathing, Events, Eco-actions AUG 2021 Network News







Upcoming Events Open Day at Narara Ecovillage Sat March 27, 10am-1pm Are you interested in Narara Ecovillage and perhaps already considering living here? Our Open Day shows what Narara Ecovillage is all about, and shows how we are putting our ideas around ecological, social and economic potential into action. You are warmly […]

Open Day, Forest Aliveness, Decision-making: March 2021





Narara Eco Living Network Annual Report June 30 2019 – June 30 2020 Highlights of the year included: Festivals & Community relations Building activities Sustainable House Day at Narara Ecovillage, held in Sept 2019, was attended by over 500 people and featured Open Houses, Guided and self-guided tours, an open […]

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The Narara Eco Living Network is a community outreach association established by Narara Ecovillage to foster sustainable living in all its forms and promote the vision of the village. Feature article: Healthy homes series #1 – Age and Foundations -Mikala Dind In this six-part series, Narara Ecovillage member Mikala Dind shares […]

Healthy homes, rats, resilience, tours, problem-solving & vollie opps. Network ...



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Network News, Tuesday 26th May 2020 What is an Ecovillage? An ecovillage is an intentional or traditional community that is consciously designed to regenerate social and natural environments in the dimensions of social, cultural, ecological and economic sustainability. – Global Ecovillage Network Human-scale, full-featured settlements in which human activities are […]

Healthy homes, What’s on, Spend less, Pelicans, Take3, Rag rugs


Stage 1 March 2020
How do communities respond to change? The coronavirus has required all of us to re-evaluate how we do things, and to institute new practices so we can live our daily lives and work safely. In this issue are three stories showing different perspectives of Narara Ecovillage’s response to the pandemic.  […]

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