Cullerne Garden (2020)
In this video Dræyk Hørn shares with us a walk through Cullerne Garden at the Findhorn Foundation in September 2020.
Our Woodland Garden over the years
Dræyk Hørn treats us to glimpses of the Woodland Garden which is just behind the whiskey barrel houses. The following videos were taken over several years.
Pioneering Scottish eco-village masters art of sustainable living – France24
A great bird's eye view of the Park in 2025. The Down to Earth team from France24 visited the Community in their endeavour to meet people behind technological innovations in a bid for sustainable solutions. On 8th October 2025 this 10 min show was published on their website.
Park Ecovillage from above
These aerial images show the Park Ecovillage Findhorn in August and September 2025.
Video Installation of the Fires and the aftermath
In the early hours of Monday 12th April 2021 I was woken by loud banging on my window. 'Fire! Fire! Immediately evacuate this building.' Minutes later I found myself standing on the road just with
Our Sanctuaries
This post endeavours to facilitate our collective workspace to gather all the facts, stories, images, music etc over time, so that we can do justice to the history of each of our beloved sanctuaries.
Tour to the Park (2008)
This is a bit of 'reality TV'. I worked in the Visitor Centre for 10 years and I guided tours through the ecovillage, often several times a week. This one in 2008 was filmed by
Ecovillage Findhorn Slideshow video (2022)
This 3 min video gives a brief tour through the ecovillage.
The Findhorn Foundation and Ecovillage Community, a walking tour (2021)
A silent unedited walk for you to enjoy and connect with. There are some beautiful and unique individual eco-builds, co-housing projects and community areas to discover... STOP worrying!
Our Living Machine (1995)
The first Living Machine in Europe, treating waste water, was opened at Findhorn at the time of the Eco-villages and Sustainable Communities Conference in 1995. Community member and Findhorn Foundation chair of trustees, Michael Shaw,
