Findhorn Ecovillage, Ecological community in Moray, Scotland.
Findhorn Ecovillage is a settlement in Moray located between an airfield and coastal sand dunes, combining sustainable buildings, gardens, and renewable energy installations. The site demonstrates various water-saving systems and uses wind power to generate electricity.
The settlement began in 1982 as an experimental project for ecological living and developed into an important site for testing new environmental technologies. Over the decades, the community grew and became a recognized center for sustainable building and resource management.
The community draws people interested in exploring sustainable living and creates spaces for sharing ecological knowledge and practices. Visitors can observe how residents make daily choices that conserve resources and respect the environment.
Visitors can explore the grounds on organized tours and learn more about the techniques used throughout the site. It is helpful to check tour schedules in advance, as they are offered at specific times.
Residents transferred portions of the land into their own ownership through a community project, which is uncommon in most places. This model shows how residents can have direct influence over their community's future.
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