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Some environmentalists connect their activism to feminism, arguing that mitigating climate change will require transforming gender hierarchies. In this study, I consider two ecological intentional communities that attempt to meld their feminist and environmental ideals in practice. Drawing on participant observation and in-depth interviews conducted at Twin Oaks Intentional Community and Navdanya Bioconservation Farm, I examine how each group implements feminist principles and how members understand the connection between gender equality and environmental sustainability. I find that despite their different gender arrangements, both communities address the unpaid care work of women in modeling visions of environmental sustainability, suggesting an important lesson for wider society.

Gender and Sustainability in Ecological Intentional Communities