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Ministers of Parliament Show Support for Findhorn Ecovillage by Thomas Miller

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The Minister for Local Government and Housing, Kevin Stewart, MSP, visited the Findhorn Community on 23rd June with Richard Lochhead, MSP for Moray, showing support for the latest affordable housing project on the Findhorn Community site. This is the first time the rural housing fund has supported such a project in an ecovillage – so a first for Scotland and for the Findhorn Community. The Rural Housing Fund has provided a £130,000 grant towards the build cost of £550,000 for six units of … Watch video

Findhorn Foundation Love in Action Series: Acting from Love with Robin Alfred

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Former Trustee of the Findhorn Foundation and co-founder of Findhorn Consultancy, Robin Alfred, discusses his work and how it relates to the unique experiment that is the Findhorn Foundation, as well as his journey in Findhorn from angry ​to sacred ​activism​. This is one in a series of five talks being offered by the Findhorn Foundation from April 10-14 2017. Find out more about the series.... Robin is an international personal and organisational development coach and group facilitator who … Watch video

Findhorn Foundation Elder, Craig Gibsone, on his Love Affair with Life

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Craig Gibsone, who has played a leading role in the community for nearly 50 years, and is affectionately known as a feral elder, shares about his life and work at the Findhorn Foundation and Ecovillage. He is one of our most inspiring educators, as well as a painter, potter, musician, builder and permaculturist, co-author of ‘Permaculture – A Spiritual Approach', and co-focaliser of the Findhorn Applied Ecovillage Living (AEL) course, starting in February. When asked what is the glue that has … Continue reading

Colorful wind-powered community in Scotland is everything an eco-village should be

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"If you've ever imagined what an eco-village should be, this is probably it. One of the latest communities at Findhorn Ecovillage in Scotland, East Whins at Duneland comprises 25 wind-powered homes with a variety of housing options, several shared facilities, and studio or workshop space for those who work from home. Designed by John Gilbert Architects, the community embodies some of the most progressive developments in sustainability, a model for today and the future." Read the full story by … Continue reading

The First Ecovillage in Palestine

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"Ecovillages are not always founded. Sometimes people are simply together, doing what they feel is natural, necessary, and right—loving their communities and the natural world, working for justice and sustainability—only to discover after a few decades that people are calling them an ecovillage. That’s the story of Farkha, a town of about 1500 people in the Salfit district, not far from Ramallah in Palestine’s West Bank. "In a way, it is also the story of Findhorn and Tamera, two other projects … Continue reading

Findhorn: Could this be the cleanest, friendliest place to live in the world?

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"For many people living in the developed world, day to day life is hectic and increasingly stressful. While we are more connected than ever before, the amount of free time we have to take stock of our lives and spend time with friends and family is constantly under threat. "Maybe we should move to north-east Scotland. "Founded in 1962, the Findhorn Foundation has sustainability and clean living at its core, and offers an alternative way of life to the millions of us who find ourselves in the … Continue reading

Whisky house distills art of eco-living

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"Much like the liquor that once swilled around inside their wooden casks, the barrel houses at Findhorn ecovillage have matured nicely in their surroundings. "Constructed out of giant whisky vats, the homes were the first permanent dwellings to be built at the famous spiritual community which today supports more than 500 residents. "The idea to repurpose the barrels came from Roger Doudna, an American resident whose connections with Findhorn stretch back four decades. "I thought it was a … Continue reading

The Global Ecovillage Network at Findhorn

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The Global Ecovillage Network envisions a world of empowered citizens and communities, designing and implementing their own pathways to a sustainable future, and building bridges of hope and international solidarity. A short documentary from Serena Aurora. Watch video

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