Sign up for one of our classes
We offer classes on cheesemaking, raising goats, green living, building a solar generator, installing and designing solar PV systems, and more.
Over a dozen cool buildings made of straw, mud, tires and trash
Explore the various sustainable building techniques demonstrated - from plastic bottle greenhouses, to rocket stoves, to an Earthship
Bring your group to Blue Rock Station
We often host groups (both students and adults) up to 50 people for private tours, short classes, sustainability talks and more.
Shop in our Green Living bookstore
We have published quite a number of books over the years on topics from designing and installing solar electric systems, to raising goats, to our energy past and future.
Take a tour of Ohio's first Earthship
Once a month (during warmer months) we offer a tour of the earthship as well as our other green living projects. Space is limited to 25 people.
Internship Opportunities throughout the Year
We offer a number of internship opportunities (usually from 4-8 weeks) where students live and work at Blue Rock Station, learning what living sustainably is all about.Visit Blue Rock Station to get ideas on how to create a sustainable living way of life, or just to marvel at the various construction techniques. Tour the 2,200 square foot Earthship, currently under construction (always under construction… sigh!) that utilizes tires, cans, old barn wood, bottles and mud to form a home heated by the sun, earth and wood.
Our goal is to not just demonstrate green living – but to live it as well. We think of Blue Rock Station as a living, breathing sustainability laboratory – finding out what works, what doesn’t work – at a scale we can all relate to.
The center now has (among other things):
- a 2,200 square foot Earthship (built by obvious amateurs)
- the $5,000 tiny house project
- several small straw bale sleeping cabins (complete with art work)
- a number of composting toilets
- plastic bottle greenhouse
- vaulted straw bale wall structures
- rocket stove with mud oven
- solar thermal hot water
- solar array for electricity
- bio gas project
- a herd of dairy goats
- a flock of chickens
- the occasional pig or two
- too many cats and dogs
- raised bed gardens
- a wind turbine
- a forest garden
- and on and on and on
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