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
Michael Worth is my dad. He passed on from his body in 2010 in his home in New Jersey. He was 66 years old and died of undiagnosed pancreatic cancer. I was lucky to be
I made this piece for the Spirit of Healing conference at the Findhorn Foundation in 2004. I was one of the stage managers during the week so I heard all the great presenters: Jenny Mosley,
I love dancing and have the joy of being a Creative Practitioner and Registered Dance Movement Therapist. I also love Findhorn beach and hanging out with my friends. Put it all together and you get
Keith Armstrong filmed this presentation in the Upper Community Centre in August 2014. He introduces it here: Marko Pogacnik is an important figure in the history of Findhorn and its outreach. He came to the
As we sit down to write this Topic, we have three related tasks on our To-Do-List which, on consideration, feel like nested dolls: A Self-Study Guide (a list of essential and further reading/watching recommendations) offered
In this talk held in the Park Ecovillage on November 20th 2016, I explore what is required of us to pioneer a soul-inspired path into this new world of group endeavour - guided by the
I always wanted to make a documentary about the Findhorn Foundation and Community. I took the opportunity to interview the people who came back to participate in the 50th Birthday celebrations in 2012 to tell
As we wind down Ecologia Youth Trust on 30th September 2024, our trustees and I believe that we have achieved our original mission since our inception in 1995. With the help from our supporters, to
The following infographic tracks our activities, investments, membership numbers and organisational structure from 2001 to 2023. Get a glimpse of what Ekopia is all about and the many different inspiring projects we have been involved
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Ekopia is a co-operative located in Findhorn, Moray raising funds to support local community social enterprises. Founded in 2001, we are part of the Ecovillage associated with the Findhorn Foundation. We work closely with a variety of local stakeholders several of whom are represented on the Board.
