Fun times reigniting our rewilding programme on the Garden Route.
different ways of
knowing nature
knowing nature
What We Do
We design and facilitate engaging nature-allied programmes that support transformative learning.
Rejuvenature
Finding wakeful wellbeing
be.wilder.ed
Communing with nature
I cannot recommend this workshop enough! Every activity was well thought out and so insightful in opportunities for self reflection. Overall I experienced such a sense of nostalgia, a remembrance of a younger me, being playful in nature and feeling a deep sense of time standing still. I have been amazed at how grounded I have felt in the days to follow, this has been a much needed reminder of the importance of making time more regularly to connect to nature as a way to be more present and better manage my daily life... I look forward to joining more of these workshops in the future!
Course Participant
be.wilder.ed
The return to nature facilitated by this workshop was beautifully and thoughtfully crafted and presented. It felt like a welcoming home and woke a deeper curiosity for what I’ve often overlooked and taken for granted. How I engage with nature on a daily basis has changed, and I draw deep comfort from small observations. Looking forward to the next one!
Course Participant
be.wilder.ed
News & Articles
Webinar replay: The science behind why birding benefits human and planetary health as viewed through the lens of “nature connectedness”.
An absorbing podcast about animistic interspecies communication and kinship with the rest of life.
Dr Saskia von Diest, founder of Ecofluency and co-director of Noetic Ecology, is presenting an interactive 3-part talk series in Knysna.
The leopard tortoise called it. It felt auspicious as we also came out of our shells to gather in slow-town Sedgefield in a mindful way.
As guest on the TCP Speaker Series, Matthew discusses nature-based synchronicities in the context of integral ecology.
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Matthew Zylstra as Conservation Scientist to bolster ONE's scientific, education and outreach efforts with partnering organisations.
The Kwendalo Institute’s Harmony Project organised an end-of-term excursion for the Grade 2 learners from Bahia Formosa school down to the Keurbooms Estuary.
Our co-director Dr. Saskia von Diest delivered a number of engaging and well-attended Ecofluency workshops and presentations on her recent visit to South Africa.
