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One of the most calming places on earth. You can be whoever you want to be in the water.

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As a city dweller, I've taken to getting off the subway a stop or two early or late and then just wandering to get to my destination. Recently, this led me and my daughter (age 5) to a community garden where we wandered around and observed pollinators and she asked me to take this picture to identify the name of the butterfly we had found. We also watched bees covered in pollen and ants crawling on the ground and found a rainbow of flowers. I grew up around gardeners but I'm not one myself so I want to connect intentionally with nature to benefit my daughter.

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Saving seeds for next year reminds me that I must have hope in the future. It is also a reminder of our sacred covenant with the plantitas.

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Something I heard a LOT from folks is that experiencing a night hike was a major moment of connection for them.

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🌿 How Do We Help People Remember Their Love for the Land? 🌿

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🌿 How Do We Help People Remember Their Love for the Land? 🌿

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What experiences have most deeply connected you to the land?

What activities or practices have you seen spark that connection for others?

How do you draw on ancestral knowledge or traditions to guide this remembering?

✨ Share your stories, strategies, photos, and links here!