The Vegan Passport is a booklet describing in just a few short phrases what foods vegans do/don’t eat in almost every language you’ll need when globe-trotting. At Sadhana Forest we started to record these phrases as audio files, so that travelers can simply play it back from their mp3 player. So far we have 5…
Come and celebrate Sadhana Forest’s 8th birthday with an all-day festival of workshops and live performances! Friday, December 23rd Come join us for a day filled with free workshops, vegan organic food, live music and theatre, and our ecofilm for the evening: Freedom Ahead. This all-day festival is a great opportunity for learning about sustainability…
This fall Sadhana Forest is hosting its third Permaculture Design Course running from September to December 2011. The course is half way through now and inline with the schedule we arrived at the item that we have all been waiting for: a field trip to Madhya Pradesh!
On Saturday our forest was happily invaded by a lively group of children from one of the local villages. With a bit of support and guidance the children planted 25 trees!
A group of young Korean students attended our Eco Film Club this Friday. After the movie they shared a modern and classical dance performance which gave the audience a taste of Korean culture. Both performances were very powerful and impressive.
full of colors!
Thanks to you Margarita! With the help of the children from Children’s Land and the volunteers of Sadhana Forest we made a thousand post cards by hand, in order to show what kinds of activities we are doing and help to fundraise for the project to build a hut in Children’s Land.
After only two lessons, the children decided to do a performance! And THEY Handled well!
The first test of the boat..!
The video Sadhana Forest – Greening the Planet from the Grassroots received a Special Mention Award in the category Films made about Auroville / bioregion – Judges selection at the Auroville Film Festival 2011 for “simple, strong and effective communication of its core principles“.
