Join me, Brooke Smokelin,
and other wonder-filled and wild-hearted women
for a Deep-Dive Day-Long Immersion into Nature
to REVIVE the Wild Woman within you!
* Do you desire to feel more at home in the sacred sanctuary of nature, communing and connecting in curiosity and gratitude to Earth’s abundant wonders?
* Do you desire to know the plants of our region and receive from them the gifts of medicine and nourishment that they provide?
* Do you desire to hone your innate skills and senses so you can spend more time in nature and deepen your own authentic connection with the natural world?
* Do you desire to feel a playful and creative expression with the primal elements within you and around you?
* Do you desire to immerse yourself in nature with other wild-hearted women of all ages, shapes and sizes, colors and creeds?
If you answered yes to the questions above,
I invite you to Re-Wild with me this summer...
Dates:
Go here if you'd like to sign up for the whole Series:
https://brookesmokelin.kartra.com/page/CheckOutWomensRewilding2022
*ReWilding Immersions begin at 10:30 am and will happen rain or shine.
*Plan to spend the whole afternoon outside together
(~5 hours) and return home by dinnertime.
* Must have your own transportation (although ride sharing is encouraged!)
I'm excited to rewild with you.
I hope you’ll join us!
I’ve never heard of “re-wilding” before. What does it mean?
In the simplest, broadest sense re-wilding means “to return to a more wild or natural state; it is the process of undoing domestication.”
In an ecological/conservational context it refers to the “restoration (of an area of land) to its natural uncultivated state (used especially with reference to the reintroduction of species of wild animals or plants)”.
Human re-wilding “encourages the conscious undoing of human domestication and the returning to the lifeways of (more land-based) cultures.” It is often “associated with primitive skills and learning knowledge of wild plants and animals... as well as development of the senses and fostering deepening personal relationships with members of other species and the natural world.” (Wikipedia)
Your Guide:
Hi! I’m Brooke Smokelin! I’m a devoted naturalist and passionate environmental educator. I love creating experiences that awaken people to the beauty and intelligence of nature.
I studied Environmental Education in college many moons ago. Since then I’ve created a cornucopia of nature-oriented experiences. I’ve run summer immersion programs for kids and taught environmental education in private and public schools. I’ve co-directed an environmental art studio in upstate New York. I’ve led college students and groups of women on multi-day backpacking retreats. I’ve done a mountaineering expedition with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS). I’ve created nature therapy programs for trauma survivors after 9/11. You can read more about all the nature fun I’ve had here.
The short of it is, I’m an experienced, knowledgeable, and trustworthy nature guide and I’m really excited about this program.
