Sustainable Living
Building Our Regenerative Future: A 6-Week Certificate Program
Solving today’s challenges requires ecological literacy—an understanding of the principles that underlie all life. This innovative 6-week residential certificate program ...
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The idea that everything is connected—that we exist together in one big web of life—is not new. But...
We are excited to announce that President Bill Clinton is the featured keynote speaker at this year's Omega Center for Sustainable Living conference. Titled Where We Go From...
When the Dutchess County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in nearby Hyde Park, New York, wanted to build a new animal shelter, they realized their old septic system couldn't support it. They decided to go with a system similar to...
Learn to make your own natural beauty products personalized for your skin.
With the guidance of Farmaesthetics founder, Brenda Brock, who has been dubbed a “natural beauty guru” by Martha Stewart, and a licensed holistic aesthetician, you...
Globally recognized, award-winning author and pioneer in human rights and the clean energy economy movement, Van Jones was named one of Time magazine's most influential people in the world. In this keynote presentation from Omega's...
This weekend John Todd and Nancy Jack Todd, pioneers in the science of ecological design and coauthors of From Eco-Cities to Living Machines, guide us in developing our ecological literacy—a practical understanding of the emerging...
Is there anything more important to health and survival than what you eat? In a world plagued by social ills, disease, and hunger, we all can play a role in transforming our lives and communities toward greater health and abundance with fresh,...
The Omega Center for Sustainable Living (OCSL) is featured in the latest issue of YES! Magazine:
"In a large greenhouse two...
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The confluence of peak oil, loss of biodiversity, and widespread pollution from carbon-based industries points to the growing need for an alternative to our...
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