The Cullerne Gardens Project is a community-focused food-growing initiative led by Ekopia, designed to cultivate local resilience, wellbeing and sustainable land use.
Set within a seven-acre site, the project brings together regenerative agriculture, community participation and local food production. Our aim is to transform the land into a productive, inclusive space that supports both people and nature.
Browse the Community Share Offer brochure below, or download your copy.
Cullerne Gardens_Community Share Offer
What we’re doing
The project is developing a mixed-use growing system that includes:
- Market garden production supplying fresh, seasonal produce
- A community-supported agriculture (CSA) scheme
- Volunteer and learning opportunities
- Regenerative land management practices
Community impact
Culluren Garden is about more than food. It is a platform for:
- Strengthening local food systems
- Supporting community wellbeing and connection
- Creating opportunities for skills development and employment
- Demonstrating climate-conscious land use
Through this work, we aim to contribute to a more resilient and self-sustaining local economy.
There are several ways to get involved and support the Cullurne Garden Project:
Invest – Support the long-term development of the project and help scale local food production. Buy shares in Cullerne Gardens.
Please complete the form and return it to info@ekopia.org.uk
Donate – Contribute to the growth of a community-led initiative delivering social and environmental impact.
Please complete the form and return it to info@ekopia.org.uk
Volunteer – Join us on the land, learn new skills, and be part of a growing community.
You can also support the project by signing up to our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) veg box. We have a dedicated website for the project where you can find more information and get involved:
www.cullernegardens.uk
Our Gratitude
We are deeply grateful to Findhorn Foundation for the generous gifting of this land. This act of stewardship enables the continuation and evolution of a long-standing legacy of food growing, education, and community development on the site.
We are committed to honouring and building upon this legacy ensuring the land remains a place of learning, nourishment, and connection for current and future generations.
Looking ahead: As the project develops, we will expand production, deepen community involvement, and explore new ways to integrate food, learning, and enterprise on the site. We welcome collaboration with individuals, groups, and organisations who share our vision for a more sustainable and community-led future.
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