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Fall Forest Bathing: Saturday, Sept. 26th

$25.00

Category: Fall
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Guide: Duncan Murdoch
Date: Saturday, September 26th
Time: 10am-12pm
Audubon Members: $25 per session, or $90 for all four sessions.
Non-members: $30 per session, or $110 for all four sessions.

Meeting Location: Audubon Society Sugarhouse on the Main Road in Huntington, VT.

Come experience nature in new and deeply familiar ways with the practice of forest bathing. A different act than other nature connection experiences such as hiking, birding, or tree identifying, in forest bathing you are invited to slow down with intentionality and mindfulness to engage your traditional five senses and beyond. Give your body and mind a chance to rest and restore while taking in the subtleties and wonder of nature.

We will walk through the incredibly dynamic, diverse and loved land of the Green Mountain Audubon Center, being sure to visit the hemlock swamp, beaver pond, and babbling brook. The walk will be less than a mile and will conclude with a fire in the winter and a locally foraged tea, sweetened with maple syrup made straight from the trees on the land.

Audubon Vermont will be hosting Forest Bathing in every season this coming year. Sign up for all all four to experience the changing of seasons or drop in to any one!

Spring Forest Bathing: Saturday, May 9
Summer Forest Bathing: Saturday, August 15
Fall Forest Bathing: Saturday, September 26
Winter Forest Bathing: Saturday, December 12

Trail/accessibility information: The walk will be at a slower-than-usual-pace with many pauses and will cover less than 1 mile. The maintained trails are unchallenging, are of bare earth, uneven at times and flat without hills or climbs. There are roots and rocks throughout. The conditions of the trails will vary from season to season and day to day. In the winter expect snow ice, in spring expect some mud, in summer some mosquitos, and in fall a covering of leaves on the ground. An interactive trail map is available here: https://vt.audubon.org/visit-us

If you require accommodations or have questions about accessibility, please contact Audubon Vermont at gcauser@audubon.org.

Photo: Northern Hawk Owl. Credit: Jaime Lyons / Audubon Photography Awards

 

 

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  • Indoor Forest Bathing in a “Forest Room” is Now A ThingFebruary 27, 2019 - 7:39 pm
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