Location: Sqebeqsed (Aka Seward Park) - Duwamish Land (Seattle)

Open to BIPOC friends!

It’s peak mushroom season in the Northwest. Come with us whether you are interested in stepping into this fascinating world or you want to look for your favorite wild mushroom.
As always, this is a container to honor land, connect, and expand towards justice and wellness for all.

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I offer these walks in the greater context of engaging with the climate and ecological crises. In our urban lives, hypnotized by capitalism, we are disconnected from what truly nurtures us. How can we care and prioritize something, someone from whom we are disconnected?

We gather and immerse ourselves in the embrace of nature. To give our loving attention. To experience life a little deeper, a little slower. We invite our inner children out with their curiosity and play. We do it with intention and with others who also want to tune in to our source. This is an act of mutual healing💚✨

The walks will flow in pace and activities based on the group, the season, the location, and the mood:

• Identification practice: plants, birds, and mushrooms

• Storytelling

• Forest bathing and mindfulness practice

• Ecology, climate, and sustainability conversations
  

Participation contribution:

Sliding scale from $25 to $50.
(Limited to 10 participants)

Logistical details after signing up!