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Live in a more sustainable way, in connection with nature, minimizing its impact on the environment as much as possible. This is the challenge taken up by more and more people who are determined to build a greener future. All over the world, models of exemplary habitats accessible to the greatest number have emerged. To the west of Scotland, in the Sea of ​​the Hebrides, the Isle of Eigg today serves as a model to follow for a totally autonomous and clean life. An independence that the island also owes to its inhabitants who, at the end of the 90s, were able to unite around a common project to buy their land from a private owner and take an ecological turn. In Canada, we meet Benoît Lavigueur, a committed builder and expert in green building. Not content with having built a house of impeccable standards, he also helps all those, like him, who care about building more sustainably. Proof that eco-construction is not just reserved for an elite.