Many places in the Park Ecovillage, Cluny Hill and other related smaller community-related clusters in the local area, such as Stationhouse, Woodhead, and Marcassie, fall into distinct neighbourhoods and feature iconic buildings. Almost every house has a story, and here they are.
I was born in Manchester during WW II. My father was a refugee from Hungary and my mother was a Mancunian. I spent the first year of my life at night under the stairs in
Eileen had a vision of seven cedar wood bungalows to the east of the original garden on a site that was a huge rubbish dump. Peter measured the area and discovered that it was possible
Alex Wright and Callum Bell talk with the hot-tub philosopher about barrels (obviously), planetary consciousness, the future of humanity, and the future of our ecovillage community. Callum writes: "Our Findhorn Barrel episode #8 with Roger
The 4 feasibility studies that made up our Just Transition Fund grant are: Ambient Heat Loop: Michael Shaw & team looked at how we can replace all fossil fuel use in The Park with a
After returning to Findhorn from England and the art therapy courses, I became more involved in the Foundation than when I was teaching. I worked in the Home Care Department at the Community Centre and
When I arrived in 1978 the Community was in a crisis, eventually leading to the purchase of the Caravan Park in 1983. This gave us the opportunity to ground the vision of a 'planetary village',
In 2023 the Findhorn Foundation and Community engaged Collective Architecture Ltd to develop a Strategic Framework and Phasing Plan for the Park Ecovillage Findhorn, in consultation with local community and stakeholders, with the forthcoming Moray
with Jeremy Bradford 1975 I joined The Community in Spring of 1975 and was put to work in Maintenance (being a hardy Canadian lass) focalised by the inimitable Nick Rose. However, yearning to
I worked on transforming the doors into the auditorium from the unfinished plywood state to the good looking doors with elm framing and mock leather panels. It was certainly hard work as the doors have
Many were inspired by the beautiful mosaic Caroline Shaw so expertly brought into being in 2020 outside the Universal Hall, organising a team of (mostly) volunteers and galvanising Craig Gibsone into rebuilding the Park pottery.
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After living in the community for 14 years, married Göran Wiklund and moved with daughter Gabrielle to Stockholm. I got involved with the Social Venture Network (svn.org) for leading edge businesses whose underlying principle was to promote social good.
