Who am I to write about this Community? I continue to cherish my time living here as being the happiest and most meaningful time in my life. That may not qualify me to pontificate but it just might in the eyes of the adjudicators out there, so I thought I would take a chance.
Network News, issue number 22, was originally published in Spring 2000. This edition includes such articles as: A Game Just Like Life, Forgiveness, and Breakthrough. To browse through the magazine please use
Network News 10, published January 1997. Inside this issue of Network News you will find features such as Heart Connection To The World, The Bottom Line Is Love and Soul Searching.
Network News Issue 7, published April 1996 There's lots to discover in this edition including Business For Life, Community Core Group, and The Magic of Findhorn Revisited. To browse through the magazine please
I presented the following slides recently in the context of a community consultation about development in the Park Ecovillage.
Click to see whole book Gardening and Environmental Awareness In the 1960's the Findhorn Community first became famous for its work with the nature kingdoms – the devas and nature spirits – and
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
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
This week we are wrapping up the findings from Park Ecovillage Trust (PET)’s Carbon Neutral 2022 survey and so it felt like an appropriate time to look at the overlap between that and the Just
In the early 80s the finance department boffins recognised that the Findhorn Foundations’ economy was so drastically in the red that we were at a sink-or-swim moment. Then the owner of the FBCP (Findhorn Bay
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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.
