Welcome to Falkland Centre for Stewardship

Falkland Centre for Stewardship covers some 1500 acres of land, farm, forest and hill.

As well as caring for the A listed House of Falkland with its arts and craft interiors and historic landscape, we are now developing this estate as a place where people are learning how to live and work more sustainably. Our interests span from the value of re-skilling our communities to the impact of today's decisions on climate change for future generations.

We are adapting old ideas of stewardship to the needs of our modern, fast changing world with an organic farm that is starting to produce affordable food for our local town, by upgrading miles of paths to strengthen our connections with neighbouring communities, planting thousands of trees and considering plans for allotments and wood fuel production.

We host an annual Big Tent Festival, with up to 10,000 visitors and an annual stewardship lecture and we run activities about food, wood and craft. We are also home to the One Planet Food project. This aims to encourage a sustainable, healthy and inclusive food culture - in partnership with the Carnegie UK Trust, Fife Council, the University of St Andrews and others.

Much of our work is only made possible through your support. If you are interested in being part of what we do here then please consider joining as a Friend of Falkland's Heritage or as a volunteer.