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In Tärkkilä, Jämsä, People Are Learning to Live Within the Limits of the Earth's Carrying Capacity - "People Have Forgotten How Good This Is for Us"

In the dim kitchen, we are preparing for another volunteer day. Water is bubbling on the wood stove, Anu Rautiainen, Vilma Pesonen and Radja Abuzaid are finishing their breakfast. We are at Tärkkilä in Haavisto, Jämsä, the learning center of the Ikikaiku Heritage Foundation, where the goal of all activities is to live within the Earth's carrying capacity.
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In the dim kitchen, we are preparing for another volunteer day. Water is bubbling on the wood stove, Anu Rautiainen, Vilma Pesonen and Radja Abuzaid are finishing their breakfast. We are at Tärkkilä in Haavisto, Jämsä, the learning center of the Ikikaiku Heritage Foundation, where the goal of all activities is to live within the Earth's carrying capacity.

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KSML.fi – Keskisuomalainen broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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