Only a couple of months passed since the ratification of the cooperation agreement between the Eco-valley Program and the University of Pécs Department of European Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology of the University already announced the “Eco-valley research seminar”.
Farkas Judit (PhD), the responsible lecturer, told us about the structure of the course: one day Krishna-valley tour, background presentations, research reports and one week field work on the organic farm of Krishna-valley.

More then ten students already registered for the subject. They will be given a comprehensive knowledge about applied sustainability, principles and objectives of ecovillages, the Hungarian ecovillage movement as well as basis of theology and history of Krishna-consciousness. They will also experience the everyday routine of Krishna-valley’s environment-consciousness life. All participants will carry out their own research in Krishna-valley and the most remarkable ones will be published by the Eco-valley Program.