nature: our path to wellness.
experience the healing power of kinship
welcome to kinship in nature, a project dedicated to the belief that nature has the power to nurture our wellbeing and that we humans can, in reciprocity, nurture the earth.
we welcome people from all walks of life, no experience needed.
our mission is to participate in the growing movement of reconnecting with nature and bringing people into closer relationship with the earth. in doing so, we strive to protect the planet and create a sustainable future for generations to come.
being held next at kin
what we offer at kin…
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3-5 day drop-off camps offering nature based exploration giving children the chance to connect to themselves, each other and the natural world. held by extremely passionate, uniquely gifted (we look to find every campers gift) and highly trained kinfolk.
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nature-based workshops for grown ups (no experience needed, just come as you are) to develop, connect and grow.
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no prior experience needed.
fsa accredited forest school level 3 training and fully funded traineeship opportunities available for our local community on each cohort.
award winning ‘first aid’ & food hygiene certification for grown ups held by pioneering facilitators and organisations and hosted with love by kin
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expert tailored support for projects locally and internationally to enable other businesses and grassroots projects to thrive.
connect for a 30 minute chat with our founders.
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seasonal gatherings to mark and honour nature and traditions of times past amongst the trees with storytelling, live music, crafts, ceremony, fire & festivities.
a deep rooted collaboration with wilderthorn wild ones. created by our truly talented bilbroughs.
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opportunities for volunteer facilitators to be part of our co-creative team facilitating meaningful experiences for humans in nature.
Personal DEVELOPMENT
fully funded traineeship
making nature connection accessible to everyone.
we are delighted to be able to offer funded traineeships for people who want to become qualified ‘forest school’ practitioners and undertake a transformative personal and professional journey that involves the deepening of their connection and nature based skills within a holistic learning environment, understanding how development takes place and how to facilitate this experience for others through coordinating and delivering forest school programmes.
community offerings
seasonal gatherings
in collaboration with wilderthorn wild ones.
many of the occasions we know today, such as ‘halloween’, ‘easter’ and ‘christmas’ have their origins in ancient celtic festivals. these were celebrations amongst communities of people who were in close relationship with the natural world and who knew their survival was dependent on it. we are harking back to these old ways and reimaging them in the 21st century to mark and honour the seasons and the nature-based traditions of times past through the ‘wheel of the year’ amongst the trees with storytelling, live music, crafts, ceremony and fire.