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BioHarmonic Solutions

BioHarmony is a SolarPunk BioRegional project stewarded by Jacob and Victoria Foster. They are focused on building and collaborating towards a network of OpenSource Regenerative Communities. The project explores architecture, technology, and bioregionalism -- building towards a network of intentional communities. Through practical projects and experimentation, they explore appropriate technology in the Ozarks. BioHarmony documents and shares their experience and solutions, open-source and free for all. The immediate project is creating a spin on EarthShip architecture that is adapted to the Ozarks. The aim is to create a low-cost DIY-able housing solution that blurs the lines between glamping and sustainable living. The long term vision includes a BioRegional EcoCenter that teaches and models how to live in harmony with local natural resources, spawning sister villages for marginalized peoples that build resilient local networks and localized circular systems.

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BioHarmony is a SolarPunk BioRegional project stewarded by Jacob and Victoria Foster. They are focused on building and collaborating towards a network of OpenSource Regenerative Communities. The project explores architecture, technology, and bioregionalism -- building towards a network of intentional communities. Through practical projects and experimentation, they explore appropriate technology in the Ozarks. BioHarmony documents and shares their experience and solutions, open-source and free for all. The immediate project is creating a spin on EarthShip architecture that is adapted to the Ozarks. The aim is to create a low-cost DIY-able housing solution that blurs the lines between glamping and sustainable living. The long term vision includes a BioRegional EcoCenter that teaches and models how to live in harmony with local natural resources, spawning sister villages for marginalized peoples that build resilient local networks and localized circular systems.