and a sustainable rural community in the making on stunning 6600 acres.
NEWSFLASH: Shai Ager and The Agile Project wrongly insinuate that we issued her a notice to leave because of a tourist development. Shai was not offered a renewed tenancy because of her totally unacceptable behaviour towards other tenants, caretakers, Co-Op members, friends and contractors, and her continued failure to make amends with affected people. We welcome the continuation of the wildlife sanctuary, which operated for five years on our land before Shai took it over, providing that the new tenants and their visitors treat everyone else on the property with respect.
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We have created 14 private camp sites spread over our vast land,
which you can explore and book through our Emerald Escape Camping website.
The Five Principles / Pillars of Kanjini:
1. Stewardship of the Land
There will be no private ownership of any land, housing or major assets
on Kanjini land, those will all be owned by the Cooperative as a whole.
Private ownership separates and divides, shared stewardship connects us
with each other and the land
2. Inter-Generational Community
Kanjini wishes to bring together joyous kids, driven teenagers,
energetic young people, mature middle-aged people and wise old people
into one big family or tribe, cooperating and caring for each other
3. Governance
Kanjini is governed by a board of directors, elected by its members.
It's operating like a circle of elders, who ideally make unanimous
decisions, similar to how Aboriginal tribes were governed for millennia
4. Conflict Resolution
Everyone at Kanjini shall be committed to identify, address and resolve
any conflict. Conflict hidden, ignored or unresolved becomes
destructive; conflict resolved brings personal growth and becomes a
strong social glue.
5. Respect for Rules and Laws
Kanjini respects the rules and laws of the wider community we live in
and expects our rules and codes to be adhered to by everyone on the
land.
The word Kanjini means Connectedness.
The above five principles / pillars will support our awareness of & connection
with our inner selves, each other, country, and the wider community.
PIONEERS WANTED!
We are seeking pioneers, who are willing to volunteer to help us manifest this incredible vision on this amazing property. The project has endless potential and it needs more pioneers and innovators to take it to the next step.
Currently, we only have camping areas available for newcomers. You will need to have your own camping set-up, be able to
live communally,
and be committed to keep growing your personal, social and
environmental awareness.
Come and join us in creating this sustainable community while enjoying clean soil, clean air and clean water on our unique 6600 acre property with stunning views, a 25 acre lake and 3km of pristine emerald creek.
If you are the pioneer type and this appeals to you, please fill out this questionnaire to express your interest
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