Logically ecological
Today we”ll talk about an easy forageble plant called “Rumex crispus” AKA Curly Dock! Belonging to the family of Polygonaceae. Recently I started to use wild seeds in my kitchen thanks to a course by Lena Deckert and i really Read More
One of the most special parts of living in an eco village is our relationship with food. Much of what we eat is luomu (organic and grown without chemicals, just as nature intended) We often use ingredients from our own Read More
Tried this spruce sprout & sugar recipe with my supervisor the other day, and honestly? Kinda magical. 🌲💚 We picked the baby spruce tips fresh, rolled them in sugar & packed them into a jar.. & now it’s slowly turning Read More
Nestled in the serene Finnish countryside, Kurki Eco Village is more than a hub for sustainable living; it’s a place where people become family, hands learn the language of the earth, and cultures blend like colors on a canvas. My Read More
Dandelions are about to bloom. The leaves are growing bigger, and the flower stems are reaching for the sky. While weeding in the garden, I noticed those tight little buds—full of flavor, refreshing and slightly bitter—emerging eagerly. I couldn’t resist Read More
When I first arrived at Kurki Eco Village in Finland, I knew this would be more than just a volunteer experience; it would be a chance to bridge cultures, connect with people, and share the flavors of my homeland, Morocco, Read More
The sun is sneaking in through the window, trying to wake you up.But outside, it’s still too cold compared to the warmth of the blanket.You just roll over to the other side and decide to sleep for an extra half Read More
Upon arrival at Finland’s Kurki Eco Village, I knew that I was entering an environment where sustainability, community, and learning by experience would challenge all of my preconceptions of harmonizing with nature. I did not anticipate, however, how the experience Read More
Living in an Eco village showed me that composting can make a significant positive change to the environment. It’s a simple way to recycle organic waste. We use it to get rid of community leftovers as everyone contributes with kitchen Read More