Happehatchee Center

An Introduction to the Happehatchee Center

The Happehatchee Waterfront Project

For our Foundations of Civic Engagement course project we chose The Happehatchee Center. Our project focused on restoring the waterfront to create a safe and inviting entrance via the Estero River. For more information about Happehatchee visit: happehatchee.org

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Day 15 A GATOR and KAYAKING

Day 15 of our epic journey to Florida and back again...
My grandpa says that this gator is always here every year he comes here. So here he is! Not the biggest gator you've seen, but still pretty cool. And then we went kayaking on the Estero River! Really, really cool experience!

kayaking

estero river

V-Radio Interview with Mitch Jacobs of Resource Based Communities

This is an audio recording with Mitch Jacobs of Resource Based Communities interviewed on V-Radio. The video is compiled of photos and video clips of RBC's progress so far. The video clips and photos have been taken from Earthday 2012 at Koreshan State Park, RBC Townhall meeting #2, Collier County property, Estero River, the Happehatchee Center, and the RBC property, which we have begun to clear invasive pepper trees that harm the natural environment.

V-RADIO is an activist radio show dedicated to spreading awareness of the need for mankind to focus on sustainability, equality, and peace. Topics frequently discussed on V-RADIO are: The Venus Project. The life's work of industrial designer and social engineer Jacque Fresco. The Zeitgeist Movement and the work of filmmaker Peter Joseph. Charlie Veitch and the love police. Ben Stewart of the Hanged Man Project. The Occupy movement particularly Occupy Detroit. Interviews with many other filmmakers, scientists and activists. V-RADIO is an effort funded by donations from it's listeners. If you would like to support V-RADIO please donate on this website:



Resource Based Communities is dedicated to education, preservation, and sustainability. Our mission is to work together to acquire and preserve vacant land for sustainable living environments and educational centers for the public.

We wish to volunteer our efforts for the sake of reconnecting people to the planet, ridding ourselves from the consumerist culture that is commonplace today. As a 501c3 Charitable Organization, we will use funds and resources as intelligently as possible to meet our need for sustainability, and also to prove that successful communities can be established while replenishing the environment around us.

These sustainable communities will educate people in a way that is respectful to the Earth and everything on it. Hopefully, easing the transition to a Resource-Based Economy.



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Florida Paranormal Research Recruiting Video

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Ressourcenbasierte Gemeinschaften: Nachhaltige Gemeinden und Naturerhaltung [deutsche Untertitel]

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Original-Titel: Resource Based Communities: Sustainable Communities and Nature Preservation

Mithilfe und inspiriert von Ellen Petersen, Mitbegründerin des Happehatchee-Centers in Süd-West-Florida, startete der Soziologe Mitchell D. Jacobs das Projekt „Ressourcenbasierte Gemeinden. Der Fokus des Projektes liegt in den Bereichen Bildung, Erhaltung und Nachhaltigkeit. Das Ziel ist die Loslösung von der Konsumkultur und die Wiederherstellung der Verbindung zu unserem Planeten. „Ressourcenbasierte Gemeinden wurde in größerem Rahmen am „Earth Day 2012 vorgestellt, der im April 2012 im Koreshan State Park in Florida stattfand. Als Non-Profit-Organisation ist dieses Projekt von Spendeneinnahmen abhängig, die zu 100% und stets transparent in das Projekt einfließen. Man möchte zunächst auf nationaler Ebene klein anfangen und sich bei erfolgreicher Bewährung auch auf internationaler Ebene mit einzelnen Projektgruppen ausweiten, da bereits Ansätze bestehen. Im Interview mit Neil Kiernan von V-Radio erläutert Mitch weitere Ansätze des Projektes:

Die Projektgruppen von „Ressourcenbasierte Gemeinden haben das Ziel, Menschen und Gemeinden relevante Bildung für eine schnellere Unabhängigkeit sowie den respektablen Umgang mit dem Planeten näher zu bringen mit der Hoffnung den Übergang in eine Ressourcenbasierte Wirtschaft zu beschleunigen.

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