Mass. Living Routes runs the Geo Communities Program in collaboration with the University of New Hampshire. Eco-village communities exist around the world and in many US states. Eco-villages are similar to communes popularized in the '60s, but income is kept private and there are no drugs. They also focus on the family, whether it's the traditional family of husband, wife, and child, or a family of neighbors. Here, meals are eaten together.
Generations play together.
It's a group of people living together with minimum impact on the environment. Agriculture, governance, engineering technologies - you can learn it here. The Geo Communities semester is open to students nationwide. Students receive 12 credits through the University of New Hampshire's Department of Natural Resources. Students who are not from UNH receive transferable credits.