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The article discusses the author's experience of being a resident at the EcoVillage in Ithaca, New York. She narrates that their community organized an energy task force who address issues of Peak Oil and emergency preparedness during disasters. She relates that their community built a root cellar with the use of earth bags for the stocking of bulk produce. She points out that for other supplement the residents make bulk-buying arrangements with local farmers for their eggs and meat.

Describes the community life at EcoVillage in Ithaca, New York. Estimates on the total number of members in the community; Details of the community-supported agriculture farm, West Haven Farm; Activities for the family during summers. INSET: About EcoVillage in Ithaca.

The article discusses the author's experience of having been a resident of an income sharing community in Staten Island, New York. He narrates that being part of community living changed some of his ways of thinking specifically about reactions in a new relationship and a new community. He points out he became more responsibe for his actions and reactions.

The article discusses the life of Ed Goldstein as an environmentalist and the founder of Ness Community in New York. He convinced his medical school supervisor to introduce a nutrition-related education and spent the Spring of 1984 for growing organic vegetables in Birdsfoot. He worked in the hillside gardens of Little River Valley and fell in love with the way of life in the community. Ed started to build up ideas of voluntary simplicity as a way of taking care of the environment.

Focuses on the establishment of communal life in New York City, New York. Disadvantages of an individualistic society; Comparison of individualistic perspective with the varieties of community living arrangements; Difficulty in the development of a community in an urban setting.

An essay is presented on the author's experience of growing and living at the EcoVillage in Ithaca, New York. It explores her trip into the forest that surrounds the village with scavenging for vines with curvatures. It also discusses the freedom in the village, the dark tag games she played with children, and the endless space and time for exploration in the village.

The article offers information about the organizations co-founded by the residents of Ecovillage at Ithaca (EVI) in Ithaca, New York. The Sustainability Education at Ithaca was formed through the partnership of EVI members and the educators of Ithaca College which aimed to incorporate sustainability themes in the undergraduate curriculum of the college. The networking organization Sustainable Tompkins brings together people from business and nonprofit sectors to achieve regional sustainability.

Features several ecovillages and intentional communities worldwide. Description of EcoVillage at Ithaca in New York; Activities of the La Caravana Arcoiris por La Paz; Purpose of the establishment of the Deir Mar Musa community in Damascus, Syria.