Panya Project

 

To experiment with and model an integrally sustainable way of living in the wet/dry tropics.  This project aims for sustainability not only in the physical environment, but also in the social environment, our physical bodies and the spiritual, emotional and intellectual realms.  The Panya People tend to have a lot of fun at well!

 

Permaculture is the system that will primarily inform how the project moves forward in the physical plane.

 

The 10-acre (four hectare) site is situated in the low hills of northern Thailand, between the conventional rice/soy/corn farms of the local village and a beautiful expanse of second growth national forest.  It features demonstrations of humanure composting toilet systems, earthen buildings and a medium scale water harvesting system, including a large dam at the top of the land and about 500 metres of swales.  The project is also host to production gardens and a diverse food forest, with over 40 varieties of fruit trees, established in 2007-2011.

 

- See more at: http://www.panyaproject.org/

To experiment with and model an integrally sustainable way of living in the wet/dry tropics.  This project aims for sustainability not only in the physical environment, but also in the social environment, our physical bodies and the spiritual, emotional and intellectual realms.  The Panya People tend to have a lot of fun at well!

Permaculture is the system that will primarily inform how the project moves forward in the physical plane.

The 10-acre (four hectare) site is situated in the low hills of northern Thailand, between the conventional rice/soy/corn farms of the local village and a beautiful expanse of second growth national forest.  It features demonstrations of humanure composting toilet systems, earthen buildings and a medium scale water harvesting system, including a large dam at the top of the land and about 500 metres of swales.  The project is also host to production gardens and a diverse food forest, with over 40 varieties of fruit trees, established in 2007-2011.

- See more at: http://www.panyaproject.org/#sthash.bkf0XqRt.dpuf