Living in the Future (Eco-Living)


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Living in the Future
Living in the Future video series highlights how people have come together to build their own homes, grow their own food, and create lively and sustainable communities. You will meet communities in Australia, Spain, Ireland, Wales,England and Scotland.
Each online episode is 5-8 minutes in length allowing for easy viewing.
www.livinginthefuture.org

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How can I download the entire series?
All episodes of Living in the Future are available for download as high quality H264 Mpeg 4. You can download by first installing our video player application from VisionOnTV. Then you can also subscribe to many other video series.
Can I get a DVD of the entire Living in the Future series?
No but you can purchase EcoVillage Pioneers on DVD.

Paul Wimbush & family

Who is the presenter of A-Z of Bushcraft?
Paul Wimbush has a wealth of low impact living and building experience. He spent three years studying Architecture at Cardiff University. He then lived in Tipi Valley for 5 years where he learnt gardening, goat herding, coppicing, green woodworking and simple living skills. Whilst there he built and lived in Tipi's and Yurts. He then spent 5 years living in Brithdir Mawr where he played a central role in managing the 165 acres of pasture and woodland.

Whilst there he also learnt hedge laying, dry stone walling, working horses (including teamwork and haymaking), conservation skills, as well as developing his forestry, pasture and horticultural skills. Whilst there he built a timber framed, straw bale, turf roof roundhouse.

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Please review and link the series in your Blog, Facebook, Myspace or website or just pass on the www.livinginthefuture.org address to your friends. Help us build a vibrant audience and who knows what we can all do together.

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Who funds the making of the series?
Undercurrents self funds the series. We are an award winning charity and we focus on environmental issues.Living in the Future is proving popular and audience numbers are growing daily. We are seeking a suitable sponsor for these shows. In return for your support, your company logo could pre-roll each episode of Living in the Future.Our audience are environmentally conscious, interested in eco-building, living lightly with
renewables and low energy technology.If your company can support us please email for more details helen@undercurrents.org

How can I join an Ecovillage?
Check out www.lammas.org.uk for full details

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Presented by Paul Wimbush

“A low-impact development is one that, through its low negative environmental impact, either enhances or does not significantly diminish environmental quality.” Simon Fairlie

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Jul 6 Lover wanted
Matt Lattanzi lives in a Malibuu Teepee. He is looking for someone to share it.
Jul 1 Diggers for Dreamers
A new off-grid house designed by top UK architect Bill Dunster hopes to set new standards for Britain's eco homes.
Jun 27 Grow your own food, make your own fuel
Off-grid has been covering the Dervaes family's eco lifestyle in Pasadena for years. Now the family is becoming famous - they are California's leading off-grid ambassadors.
Jun 26 New UK power plans but no help off-grid
Cowardly British government announce new energy plans but avoid taking the opportunity for leadership.
Jun 26 Six ways to save the planet
Nicholas Stern is pushing a six point plan to tackle climate change. If it is not adopted within a year, the cost to western economies could be enormous he thinks.
Jun 24 Tide comes in
Green Oscars ceremony top award goes to new ultra-efficient wood burner for third world poor
Jun 19 Cheap Water Filter for Everyone
The Australian National University (ANU) scientist Tony Flynn has developed a process to create water filters from commonly available materials. The materials need to also be fired, which can be done without a kiln or other western technology, by usi..
Jun 18 I resign from glove-puppet eco-committee
Off-Grid's Editor pulls out of advisory group setting energy standards for UK Eco-towns
Jun 18 Planet Greensburg
Greensburg, Kansas rebuild - TV series launches.
Jun 17 Gore backs Obama – too little too late
Having waited until his endorsement is of no use, Gore now tries to attach himself to Obama campaign. Barak will be making sure he does not get too close.

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