Friends in NextGEN, the youth branch of the ecovillage network said to me that they don't want to see another shiny ecovillage video, presenting everything as being all right, but rather they would like to see the challenges of the community.
This chapter in the second section entitled Experience, is based on a Foundation Early Study Paper which was also printed in New Age Journal and United Focus Journal.
A short film showing some of Mark's paintings, and short conversations during a workshop.
We are moving out of the ‘delightful yet overwhelming’ initial phase of poking around cupboards and diving straight into the physical, tangible work of building a centralised home for our history.
On the West Coast of Scotland, local residents of Moidart and nonprofit Trees for Hope find ways to regenerate the ancient Atlantic Rainforest.
We follow a hillwalking journey of Hugo leading a small group of people on a mountain near Ullapool. He shares his deep love and connection with the Scottish mountains.
Perhaps long ago and far away but you can still feel the joy and love looking at it … love never dies
On leaving in 1983 I was told "You will really understand the Findhorn Community when you are over 60 years old."
As the first archivist this community has hired from the outside, I feel a push and pull: I want to step back slightly to maintain a professional, removed stance for the work, yet I feel a deep need to immerse myself in the community to truly do justice to its history.
I completed this Archive proposal for the Findhorn Foundation Asset Department in April 2020.
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