Honeydew is a global network of eco-communities – a collaborative initiative to build a sustainable future. We emphasise collective resilience and communal creativity, as an antidote to isolating individualism. Honeydew seeks to blend the best of modernity with tradition: cosmopolitan in culture and local in nature, reconnecting us with the earth and with each other. Our intergenerational communities provide a space for sharing, healing, and mutual care.
A radical, sustainable alternative
Communal living in a state of natural abundance.
A cooperative model that harnesses the talents of all its members – instead of trapping them in perpetual competition.
Collective resilience in the face of social and ecological crises.
Creativity in symphony – exploring states of ‘group flow’.
A network of globally-interconnected communities sharing resources, knowledge, and personnel. A culture of co-creation that crosses borders.
Our Vision
A Taste of Community Life

Honeydew 2024
The birth of a global network
A Substack article reflecting on exciting progress in our second year.
This was the year that Honeydew went global. With the inauguration of our first community in Brazil in April, and with another to follow next month, we are sowing seeds in a land perfectly suited to communal ecology. At Honeydew, we speak of sharing ‘natural abundance’ against the consumer culture of ‘artificial scarcity’. In Brazil, this is not a theory, but a living possibility: our site in Teresópolis is a tropical haven, rich in mangoes, avocadoes, and lychees. Now we are harvesting these fruits together…
Benjamin Ramm, Founder of Honeydew Community
“The flower of community comes from the earth, and at Honeydew, we live a more active, grounded life, avoiding the online culture of silos and slogans. At the core of our outlook is gratitude: for fresh, abundant food; for a cosmopolitan community rooted in local traditions; for the dazzling, star-filled night sky; for clean air and pure water; for low noise and light pollution; for a space to co-create and reimagine our own kind of society.”

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