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  • Greenheart

    El Corazón Verde es una organización ecologista internacional centrado en la popular isla mediterránea de Ibiza.
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  • Casita Verde

    Situado en un hermoso valle cerca de la aldea de San José en Ibiza, La Casita Verde es un modelo de centro ecológico que es operado por voluntarios y abiertos al público los domingos.
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  • Greenheart Music

    GreenHeartMusic es una plataforma de música con sede en Ibiza, España. Presentación de artistas de diferentes influencias que expresar sus conexiones con la naturaleza a través de su música.
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  • Guía Verde a Ibiza y Formentera

    Directorio bilingüe de Ibiza y Formentera que incluye grupos locales, empresas y servicios que llevan a cabo prácticas respetuosas con el medio ambiente.
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  • QL Studio › Websites Made Easy

    Quinta Linda es una finca de bajo impacto medioambiental y también un estudio de diseño web en Portugal.
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  • Greenheart Resonancia

    Un programa lúdico-educativo de experiencias prácticas estimulantes descubriendo hábitos sostenibles y espetuosos para afrontar las realidades del cambio climático.
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  • Green Ibiza Tours

    Nuestros Tours Ibiza Verde ponen a tu disposición vacaciones de Turismo Responsable en Ibiza ofreciéndote un completo programa de actividades.
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  • Greenheart Traveler

    Con el objetivo de promover el mensaje del Corazón Verde por el mundo, los miembros viajeros de la creciente familia del Corazón Verde redacterán blogs y añadirán las fotos de sus aventuras.
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  • Ibiza Gold

    El Proyecto de Algarroba del Corazón Verde rejuvenecerá una importante actividad económica tradicional, además de motivar a muchos propietarios de terrenos locales.
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  • Fundación por el Futuro
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  • Tienda Greenheart

    En la tienda Greenheart puede encontrar información sobre el consumo responsable y eventos ecológicos en Ibiza. Con nuestra propia gama de ropa Greenheart hecha de telas ecológicas y con consideraciones de comercio justo.

Back to work time

Well it's already more than half way through September, so it's got to be time to get out there and make things happen. It's now officially the autumn season and we've got a work list as long as both my arms together. The sun no longer threatens to burn your brain, so we can be outside all day if we have the energy to run around in the fileds and we wont run out of things to do for sure!

We've inherited yet another lovely volunteer student from the Earth university this year, so it's a real pleasure to be doing a few jobs around the palace gardens and enjoying the sunshine in good company. Erika the new student from Costa Rica is a smiley happy kid and always singing. She's helping out with all things that need doing, like composting and doing the Sunday lunch story but also has already learned to make nice bread and scones as well as natural soap and a variety of purses and bags etc from recycled materials. However, as she's really still at the university even though she'll be at Casita verde until almost Christmas, we've designed some serious working programme for her including assisting with the study project for school childrens visits due to begin in early October.

Apart from the placing of dedactic material all around the main centre, we're making a whole new garden area with local medicinal  plants and trees etc, all watered from the outlet of the solar shower and washing machine installation. This will show the whole process of gathering rain water from the forest, using it to wash ourselves and our clothes, then re-using it to grow useful plants.  Other jobs planned include the installation of a complete drip watering system for the Aloe fields and the competion of the waste water cleaning system supplying irrigation water from all points in the centre.

Danny law, our intrepid development manager has been busy drawing up lots of plans for improving the environmental information display and will be leading the effort to turn the place into a real education centre during the next few weeks. His first major job will be to turn the existing library buildig into the new 'Gaia centre', with a whole new look and utility for this nine year old reform.

Our Steffani is getting ready to open the market area for the winter season, so is busy moving everything around in there and decorating the place with natural elements. We also need to pick the rest of the carob crop and get it down to the local cooperative, so if anyone wants to come around on Thursdays and help us with the work, they'll be very welcome as there's no end of possibilities for energetic folk to come and join in the activities.

Meanwhile we do continue to visit the beach as often as possible and of course do our weekly candlelit dinner parties with various friends under the big carob tree, just to keep our noses in the party scene.

There's still time for some more

serious fun

for sure!