Land Tending + Sustainable Stewardship: Returning to Right Relationship
For those who feel the pull toward a deeper relationship with the land, this immersion is an invitation to remember—to listen, to attune, and to engage in the slow, intentional work of tending not just land, but relationship.
True stewardship is not about ownership or control; it is about reciprocity. It is about aligning with the cycles of nature, honoring the intelligence of the land, and recognizing yourself as part of a larger ecological rhythm. This is an immersion in presence, in deep listening, in moving with the land rather than upon it. Through this experience, you will cultivate a way of being that is not only sustainable but profoundly reverent—a way of tending that nurtures both the earth and your own belonging within it.
For those who feel the pull toward a deeper relationship with the land, this immersion is an invitation to remember—to listen, to attune, and to engage in the slow, intentional work of tending not just land, but relationship.
True stewardship is not about ownership or control; it is about reciprocity. It is about aligning with the cycles of nature, honoring the intelligence of the land, and recognizing yourself as part of a larger ecological rhythm. This is an immersion in presence, in deep listening, in moving with the land rather than upon it. Through this experience, you will cultivate a way of being that is not only sustainable but profoundly reverent—a way of tending that nurtures both the earth and your own belonging within it.
For those who feel the pull toward a deeper relationship with the land, this immersion is an invitation to remember—to listen, to attune, and to engage in the slow, intentional work of tending not just land, but relationship.
True stewardship is not about ownership or control; it is about reciprocity. It is about aligning with the cycles of nature, honoring the intelligence of the land, and recognizing yourself as part of a larger ecological rhythm. This is an immersion in presence, in deep listening, in moving with the land rather than upon it. Through this experience, you will cultivate a way of being that is not only sustainable but profoundly reverent—a way of tending that nurtures both the earth and your own belonging within it.
The Details
One need-based scholarship is available per session. Please reach out to apply or to discuss sliding scale payment options.
This immersion is for those who:
Feel a deep calling to reconnect with the land in a way that is reciprocal and rooted in respect.
Seek to align their lives with sustainable stewardship, moving beyond concepts of sustainability into embodied relationship.
Are ready to attune to the wisdom of the land, learning how to listen and respond to its needs as an act of devotion.
Wish to integrate land tending as a personal or professional practice, weaving it into their daily life in a meaningful way.
Comprised of four immersive group circles, this experience is designed to cultivate deep connection, reverence, and attunement. Each session will take place in nature, allowing participants to directly engage with the rhythms, elements, and energies of the land.
The upcoming sessions are scheduled for:
(Dates to be determined)
These sessions will be held on Sundays from 10 AM to 1 PM, offering three hours of immersive exploration, practice, and deep connection with the natural world.
The investment for this experience is $550
Scholarships available
The Program
Session One – LISTENING TO THE LAND
Reconnection begins with listening. In this opening session, we will explore practices of deep attunement—learning to observe, sense, and track the subtle movements of the land. Through guided exercises, we will cultivate presence and receptivity, attuning ourselves to the rhythms, needs, and offerings of the natural world.
Session Two – STEWARDSHIP AS RECIPROCITY
To tend the land is to be in relationship with it. This session focuses on moving beyond sustainability into true reciprocity—understanding how to care for the land in a way that is regenerative and honoring of its natural cycles. We will explore hands-on practices of stewardship, from soil tending to water care, as well as ritual approaches to offering gratitude and respect.
Session Three – RITUAL + LAND AS TEACHER
Land holds memory. It holds wisdom. In this session, we will engage with land-based ritual as a way of deepening our relationship with place—working with natural elements, seasonal shifts, and plant allies to create ceremonies that honor the living landscape. We will also explore how different ecosystems and terrains offer unique teachings, guiding us toward greater ecological awareness and integration.
Session Four – LIVING IN RIGHT RELATIONSHIP
True stewardship is not a task; it is a way of being. In this closing session, we will integrate the practices and insights from our time together, identifying how each participant can carry this work forward in a way that is both practical and profound. Whether you are tending a garden, a wild landscape, or simply your relationship with the earth, this session will help you establish a path of ongoing reverence and responsibility.
This immersion is an invitation to move in rhythm with the natural world, to shift from extraction to reciprocity, and to return to a way of tending that is deeply attuned, reverent, and sustainable.
If you feel the call, we welcome you to step into this meaningful work with us!