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Groups from around the world involved in turning earth into structure

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Association for Preservation Technology International

International cross-disciplinary organization dedicated to promoting the best technology for conserving historic structures and their settings.

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Auroville Earth Institute

Institute dedicated  to spreading knowledge about earthen construction, particularly compressed earth block. Based in Auroville India.

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Builders without Borders

International coalition of builders promoting the use of straw, clay, and other natural building material.

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Cedterra

Documentation center for raw earth buildings in Italy.

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construTIERRA

Spanish language earth building site.

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CRATerre, France

French language earth architecture site.

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Dachverband Lehm e.V.

Earthbuilding association of Germany.

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Devon Earth Building Association, UK

Site on the traditional practice of building in earth or ‘cob’ in the South-West of England.

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Earth Building Association of Australia

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Earth Building Association of New Zealand (EBANZ)

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Earth Building UK & Ireland

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Earth USA

Biennial international conference on earthen architecture and construction, Santa Fe, NM.

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Ecological Building Network (EBNet)

An open group of engineers, builders, and architects developing and disseminating best technologies for the built environment. 

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IG Lehm, Switzerland (Earthbuilding Association of Switzerland)

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North American Rammed Earth Builders Association

To promote the use of rammed earth as a building material and method.

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REDProterra, Ibero-America

Spanish language site on earthen architecture and construction.

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Terra Incognita

Earthen architecture in Europe.

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The Centre of Irish Earthen Architecture

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The Earthbuilders Guild

New Mexico-based Businesspersons’ League representing earthbuilding manufacturers, suppliers, installers, architects, draftsfolk, etc.

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uni-terra

Networking platform for the global exchange of information, experience and know-how in earth architecture and building with earth at an academic level.

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World Heritage Earthen Architecture Programme (WHEAP)

UNESCO program supporting the improvement of the state of conservation and management of earthen architecture sites worldwide.

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