The Ecovillage
Property Managers in Gold Coast

The active community enjoys events together in its community hall in the center of the village. These include yoga, Pilates, qigong, dancing, craft beer tasting, birthday parties and many other social events for residents and guests, managed and run by residents. While not community is perfect’, Currumbin Eco village provides many insights into how a community can be more sustainable and operate for the benefit of the environment and human habitation. The Worn Dairy Community center was constructed from and old dairy that previously existed on the site. A central community garden is also planned. As a result, most residents have insignificant or no electricity bills. The ecovillage is also 100 self enough for water. Homes only use rain water for potable uses and stages 1 and 2 shares a large commercial waste water treatment system that delivers lofty quality recycled water back around the village. There are no additional restrictions when buying or selling a home. midst the threat of global environmental crisis, the resist of this century is how to live and prosper sustainable in harmony with nature, to foster community and a unused quality of life. The developer’s vision was to inspire sustainable living and development practice awareness by creating a residential community that exemplifies World’s Best Practice in Ecologically Sustainable Development. It does not yet have one important centralized shared garden but has plans to prosper one. Cutting edge integrated water quality measures to exemplify Water Sensitive Urban Design. Cultural Heritage honored and integrated. Combine of socially oriented innovative ecological, energy efficient housing catering for diverse needs. onside work strategies and facilities for village and local community. The innovative project design has followed a collaborative approach with an extensive and unprecedented Community Consultation program passive powerful design input from indigenous groups, residents, stakeholder groups, referral agencies and the public. The precincts fall predominantly into three main types: Located impartial a scanty hundred meres upstream from the tidal salt water of Currumbin Creek, Willumbin has a diversity of land forms from creek flats to hillside ridges, an elevated valley and a second water course that surely proved a magnificent home for the indigenous owners who resided in the locality for thousands of years. Apparently, the ridges were public property’ for travelers, whilst the lower lands were tribally guarded and used for hunter gatherings and camping of the local groups. Banana farming around the turn of the century wholly cleared most of the valley hillsides including Willumbin’s slopes leaving only creek vegetation, giant Fig trees, some mango trees and scattered hardwood along the ridge the Eco village land was almost totally denuded. There has been much vegetation regrowth since the site was simply impaired for grazing purposes and The Eco village has a comprehensive re vegetation plan to beautify the site and enhance biodiversity. The different landscapes of Willumbin allowed a site led design to begin throughout the planning stages of The Eco village. Local residents have spotted over 180 unique bird species on the site, which is a huge enlarge from those from the farming days due to the reintroduction of hundreds of local indigenous plant species.