The times are urgent; let us slow down. Bayo Akomolafe.

Regenerate Whatcom is happy to support this opportunity for exploring and dreaming in nature with Terri Wilde in the forests of the Skagit River Valley. Please read on for more details. Register for this event for exact location above Concrete, WA.
You can reach out to Terri at wildefoods@yahoo.com

Sense of Place—On being good environmental citizens of the Skagit River Valley
Experience the living world more slowly and profoundly. Become friends with native plants. Learn to see the stories written on the land. Open your senses to a deeper belonging.
Join us for a two hour journey as we immerse ourselves in a lush old growth forest, reconnecting with our natural relatives

quiet meditation in your special spot
reading the life stories of different species
opening our  senses
reading the weather, observing the water/wind/ sun flow
meeting creatures and plants/ touching mycelium/ visualizing the micro world
eating some foraged snacks
deep time listening

(share what we observe, songs we hear)

Sense of Place—On being good environmental citizens of the Skagit River Valley
What does it mean to be part of a Water Catchment Basin?  What treasures and beings people the Skagit River Valley?  Where do our life needs really come from? Who is not here and what are we missing?
How do we live as good kin? What natural gifts are being offered? How can we give back? What are some simple life hacks that can help us live lighter on the earth?

About Terri and her work: Stewarding land in the Upper Skagit watershed with land wisdom and permaculture principles. Academy in gentle food growing, foraging, preserving, cooking, sharing. Herbal medicine. Mycophilia. Dancing with water. Growing toward land trust.