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Wild Literacy Workshops
Restorative TRE® Tune-Up
Nature Notes & Zines
Consult with Rae

Wild Literacy Workshops
Restorative TRE® Tune-Up
Nature Notes & Zines
Consult with Rae

Reading Fire

Sand-brown grass.

Twigs that snap.

Crunchy leaves.

Dry. Desiccated. Hot.

Smokey the Bear teaches 5 year olds to read the signs of flammable.

Read nature, only you can prevent forest fires.

Reading Nature

Mission & Vision
Grow environmental literacy to support a culture of connection between humans and the rest of life. A culture where care for the earth, each other and future generations are a part of daily decision-making.

Wild Literacy Workshops
Restorative TRE® Tune-Up
Nature Notes & Zines
Consult with Rae

Environmental literacy is defined as an individual’s understanding, skills and motivation to make responsible decisions that consider their relationships to natural systems, communities and future generations. - No Oregon Child Left Inside Act, 2009

We need to shift away from a detached, exploitive relationship with nature toward one that is close, protective, and regenerative.
– Dr. Suzanne Simard, author of Finding the Mother Tree

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