This article by Andrew Aikman was first published in the One Earth Magazine, Volume 15, Autumn 1994. *** EarthShare is our local experiment in CSA – Community Supported Agriculture, or subscription farm­ing, a way of

Exploring the Community’s relationship to money, business, and financial sustainability – historic ‘ashram economy’ to ‘mixed economy’ and ‘hard currency’.

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.

The Park Librarian, Dina Leigh shares the three talks she gave to the Educational Council in 2006 about the relevance and importance of the library and education within the community vision.

BEING HERE As I look back on 2011, I realise I’ve spent half of this year here at Findhorn. So it’s no wonder I feel sad as I prepare to leave this place that I’ve

Bats, the UK’s only flying mammals, are in serious decline, with their numbers dropping by 55% since the 1960s. This has led to legal protection for their breeding and resting places. While they often feature

Trees, Trees and More Trees ST BARBE’S WOOD Richard St Barbe Baker, the Man of the Trees, visited the community frequently in the 70s. He brought in a major source of knowledge about trees. Jonathan

West Moray is the area of Scotland in which Forres and Findhorn are situated. In this section we consider the natural environment of Moray, the history of Scotland and Moray’s place within it, and the

Sabine Mehlberg sings a cover of ‘I Dreamed a Dream’ by The New Troubadours. Thank you Britta Schmitz for the lovely video of Cullerne’s recently created flower garden by volunteer Joy Fischer. The group that

Directly or indirectly, David [Spangler] drew to us many young people, who brought with them guitars, long hair and a lifestyle with a definite Californian flavour of casual manners and sun shorts. They drank in