
The Living Machine - Cleans 70% of the community\'s sewage
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Wk 1 People Care: Building effective groups
Wk 2 Fair Share: Sustainable economies & food production
Wk 3 Earth Care: Sustainable human settlements & ecological restoration
Wk 4 Design Projects: Designing for the future
The faculty include: Craig Gibson, Jonathan Dawson, Robin Alfred, Gill Emslie, Hanna Morjan, Michael & Lisa Shaw, Alan W Featherstone, Christopher Raymont, Daniel Wahl, Gailin Fulford and more.
What does this community have to offer to our world; to that intricate web of life that we are all a part of? It offers itself as a classroom for an evolving Spiritual Ecology that is both worldly and out-worldly.
The Ecovillage Training brings together that intimate connection of earth, air, fire, water, which are the fundamental elements for life on earth, drawn forth by the great solar sun. We humans need to learn to place ourselves creatively into this emerging pattern of life. The Findhorn Community is in the right place geographically, at sea level, on a fragile spit of sand, to say that miracles can take place, if we truly co-create with all things. Moray is the bioregion we are part of and we must continue to do our bit by embodying sustainability on every level.
If you want to feel the web of life clearly, as a living learning classroom and feel your place in it profoundly, then do the Ecovillage Training.
The magic of Findhorn still transforms sand dunes into gardens.
For more information please look on the findhorn website: www.findhorn.org
To book your place please email: [ mailto:evt@findhorn.org ]evt@findhorn.org
Best wishes,
Craig & Gabrielle
Ecovillage Training Coordinators



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i was wondering if you do any work in the united states, if so can you osend the information to greenworldsci@gmail.com
thanks, jessica