Many organisations and businesses that contribute to the economy are based within the Community – from relatively large employers like the Foundation (120 co-workers before the pandemic and around half that number now), to sole traders and everything in between. Their stories are here.
This guide to the community was first published in 1995. We offer it here as pdf-flipbook and also in full text.
The Community did it! We are thrilled to announce the final purchase of Parts 1 and 2 of the Ecovillage Findhorn land and assets! As of 16:55 on Monday, 18th November 2024, we—the community, through
The year was 1988. The world was in a state of change, and Gorbachev had brought forth the idea of Perestroika and Glasnost. There was an excitement amongst forward thinkers that peace and connectedness with
From 2014-2024 Ecologia Youth Trust worked closely with partners ‘Sky Is The Limit’, an organisation that incorporated a school, a residential home for the school (Noah’s Ark), and an 8 acre Farm in Fort Portal,
From 2013 Ecologia worked in partnership with International Peace Initiatives (IPI) at the Kithoka Amani Children’s Home (KACH) in Meru County, Kenya. The mission of KACH is to keep orphaned and vulnerable children in the
Ecologia’s first project in 1995 worked alongside Kitezh Children’s Community, founded in 1992 during Perestroika by Dimitry Morozov on an empty piece of land 300 km from Moscow. He and a dedicated group of volunteer
The connection between Ecologia and Thailand and Myanmar was made through Jane Rasbash and her husband Pracha Hutanuwatr in 2006. Pracha was visiting Findhorn to support Jane who had just completed serious medical treatment in
During World War II, stationed in India, Alan took part in an expedition to Burma where he served alongside Nepalese Ghurkas. He never forgot the bravery and loyalty of the Ghurkas and after 50 years
The Universal Hall auditorium was abuzz with activity, inspiration and a palpable sense of optimism. Jonathan Dawson delivered a thought-provoking key-note, reflecting on the role of ecovillages in this time of polycrisis, and
The following article by Thierry Bogliolo was first published in One Earth Magazine Issue No 15 Autumn 1994. New Findhorn Directions Ltd (NFD), a limited liability company, was formed in 1979 and is wholly owned by
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