Permaculture at Findhorn
I have dedicated myself to finding positive ways of living. I practise those in my garden as I apply the principles of Inner Listening, Co-creation with Nature and Love in Action.
Our Findhorn Barrel #9: John Akerman Özgüç – Protecting Nature and Living Together in Harmony
John, also known as Pasha, talks with Callum, his former housemate, and Alex. With lots of good humour, the conversation is far ranging, giving a young person's critique of the state of the world and
Just Transition Fund
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
The Turning Point – A Return to Community (2009)
This documentary features speakers from the Findhorn Foundation's 2008 Easter Conference, 'Positive Energy - Creative Community Responses to Peak Oil and Climate Change': Joanna Macy, Rob Hopkins, Richard Heinberg, Megan Quinn and Dorothy Maclean. Not
Our Findhorn Barrel #5: Building an Ecovillage
When I arrived in 1978 the Community was in a crisis, eventually leading to the purchase of the Caravan Park in 1983. This gave us the opportunity to ground the vision of a 'planetary village',
Human and Planetary Health: Ecosystem Regeneration
Daniel Wahl PhD observes that we are standing at the dawn of the planetary era. The Re-Generation is rising. Individuals and communities around the world are restoring degraded ecosystems - regenerating the health of the
Our Beautiful Boutique
OUR BEAUTIFUL BOUTIQUE The Boutique was started in the early 70s with the intention to support the increasing numbers of young people arriving in the community with little money, who needed clothes. Forty years on
Building Bridges
Building Bridges Being an international community it hasn’t always been easy for us to remember we are in a Scottish context, and we haven’t always been good at being good neighbours. The crux of
The Expansion of the Ecovillage
FROM GARDENS TO ECOVILLAGE The Expansion of the Ecovillage Walking into Craig Gibsone’s whisky barrel, made from mostly recycled materials, the wood stove is burning and pottery in muted shades adds to the warm mix
