Mindful walking and meditation in Hawkwood’s woodland Facilitator: Dee Aebischer Come and join Dee Aebischer, a qualified guide with the UK Forest Bathing Institute, who holds a Masters & PhD in Forest Science, as she leads you on a journey of discovery through the art of Forest Bathing (also known as Shinrin Yoku). This gentle, […]
Sorry to say that due to the weather warnings, we will not be having the planned herb walk. Do join us in January (first Saturday, 4th Jan) – meeting point will be announced on the events page.
It’s our first walk of the year. Come along and see what green shoots of hope we can see in the darkest time of the year. We’ll meet at 10am in the carpark at the base of Cam Peak and explore for an hour until 11am. Do wear sturdy footwear as it’ll likely be muddy, […]
Forest Bathing (Shinrin Yoku) is a gentle, nature-based therapeutic practice developed in Japan during the 1980’s to help reduce stress and improve mental and physical wellbeing. Although Shinrin Yoku is translated as “forest bathing”, there is no water involved, the term rather describing a state of becoming fully immersed in the forest atmosphere through awareness, […]
For our February herb walk, we’ll meet at Long St Car park, Dursley at 10am. We’re looking to explore varied habitats of town green, hedgerow, field, lane and riverside to see what’s peeping up where as the days lengthen. Do wrap up warm and join us. Wear sturdy footwear and expect mud. On this walk […]
We’re in the month of the Spring Equinox. All things being equal, this should be our most exciting herb walk yet. Do join us to see what we find. We’ll meet at the corner of Everlands and Church Road, where the bridge crosses the Cam. See us there at 10am and we’ll walk along the […]
Forest Bathing (Shinrin Yoku) is a gentle, nature-based therapeutic practice developed in Japan during the 1980’s to help reduce stress and improve mental and physical wellbeing. Although Shinrin Yoku is translated as “forest bathing”, there is no water involved, the term rather describing a state of becoming fully immersed in the forest atmosphere through awareness, […]
Meet at the old stone stile outside Stinchcombe Village Hall. We’ll walk a bit on the flat, then head uphill for a mini wild garlic masterclass – learn what and where to forage, the things to avoid picking, and what to do with your wild garlic to enjoy it now and how to preserve more […]
Standish Wood bluebells
