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URL: http://agrisinergica.altervista.org/
Country: Italy
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site about the free school of synergic agriculture "Emilia Hazelip"
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Quality: 2 good
Language: Italian

URL: http://ecovillaggi.it/
Country: Italy
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Site of the italian ecologic village network (RIVE), with projects, newsletter,news.
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Quality: 3 not very good
Language: Italian

URL: http://permacultureglobal.org/
Country: Australia
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World Permaculture Network
Set up by the Permaculture Research Institute
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Quality: 2 good
Language: English

URL: http://ruralvolunteers.org
Country: Spain
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WWOOF Espana
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Quality: 1 high quality
Language: Multilingual

URL: http://sustainableagriculture.net/
Country: United States
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The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC) is an alliance of grassroots organizations that advocates for federal policy reform to advance the sustainability of agriculture, food systems, natural resources, and rural communities.
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Quality: 2 good
Language: English

URL: http://www.diggersanddreamers.org.uk
Country: United Kingdom
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Diggers & Dreamers is a not-for-profit collective whose aims are to dispel the myth that communes came and went with the 1960's, and to bring the idea of communal living to the attention of more people. To these ends, the collective has been publishing information about communal living since 1989 - in the form of printed books and this website (which went live in 2000). Over the years, D&D has published articles as well as directories, and now the directory is well established online, it has started to publish a series of themed reviews, the first of which is on Cohousing in the UK. The last printed Diggers & Dreamers book containing a directory was published in 2007. 
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Quality: 1 high quality
Language: English

URL: http://www.foodnotlawns.com
Country: United States
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Food Not Lawns was founded in Eugene, Oregon in 1999 by a small group of activists who had been cooking Food Not Bombs (free meals in the park) for several years and decided to start gardening too. Soon we started hearing about other chapters and realized we had spawned a powerful, inspiring part of the growing sustainability movement. With the publication of Heather Flores' book, "Food Not Lawns, How to Turn your Yard into a Garden and Your Neighborhood into a Community," in 2006, new FNL chapters starting popping up all over. Now we are a global community of avant gardeners, working together to grow and share food, seeds, medicine, and knowledge. 
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Quality: 2 good
Language: English

URL: http://naturalhomes.org/
Country: *Global
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Natural Homes
We have three publication timelines on Natural Homes, one about natural building, one about natural living and one about the environment. The 28 most recent posts are displayed on each timeline as pictures like the ones below. Earlier posts are available as a random selection that you can shuffle until something catches your eye. If you are looking for something specific then you can use the search field in the menu above.
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Great series of blogs.(H)
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Quality: 1 high quality
Language: Multilingual

URL: http://www.agricolturaorganica.org/
Country: Italy
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About the activities of Deafal,  a NGO working in Italy and in the world about organic and regenerative agriculture (AOR)
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familiar agriculture, food sovereignity, protection of biodiversity
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Quality: 2 good
Language: Italian

URL: http://www.ekohrana.rs
Country: Serbia
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A website of an organic producer with an eshop.
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Nice presentation.
Cost: free
Quality: 2 good
Language: Serbian