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Relational Rewilding Nature Guiding

The mission of Relational Rewilding Nature Guiding is to foster mutually enhancing relationships between people and nature that restore health, revive nature literacy, inspire personal growth, and promote stewardship toward the Earth.

"Between every two pines is a doorway to a new world."   -John Muir

Rewild your senses, body, mind, heart, and relationships back to health with
intentional time in nature.

     Relational: The way in which 2 or more beings or things are connected.
     Rewild: To restore something to it's natural, uncultivated state.
     Relational Rewilding: Relationship and awareness-based approach to supporting and restoring natural connections between people and nature that
benefit the health of both.

We do this by offering nature education, nature connection, Forest Bathing, and      eco-therapy programs throughout Colorado. 

 
Most people do not need convincing to go out and enjoy nature, especially in Colorado. We are innately drawn to the natural world, it is in our genes. When we take a walk outside, we immediately notice a shift toward more relaxation or joy. But time in nature goes far beyond improving our immediate mood - it improves our nervous system, immune system, our mental health, sleep patterns, energy levels, and relationships.  Join us in this growing movement to personal and planetary health...

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"Rewilding with Kimberly has been an eye-opening, life changing experience for me. I have come to see how the patterns of nature are reflected in every facet of life, and simply through observing these patterns I am able to connect with something much larger than myself and my personal problems."    -Anonymous Rewilding participant

Rewilding Bodies, Hearts, Minds, Relationships, and Ecosystems Through the Following Services:

Forest Bathing

Lookout Mountain Hiking Tours

Hike To Wholeness Eco-therapy

Kids in Nature

Public Hikes and Classes

No Blue - No Green