We operate all over the country! Our rewilding classes are offered in multiple states. Don’t see us in a location near you? Reach out, and we’ll work on bringing our conservation and restoration-focused classes to your area.

Our classes take place in local parks or nature trails, perfect for engaging in activities like wildlife observation and foraging. These natural environments provide the ideal setting to learn about native species and reconnect with the ecosystem through our rewilding practices.

Rewilding is a conservation and ecological restoration practice aimed at returning ecosystems to their natural, wild state. This often involves allowing wildlife and natural processes, such as the movement of native species and the regeneration of forests, to shape the landscape with minimal human intervention. It seeks to restore habitats, increase biodiversity, and reintroduce species that have been lost or displaced by human activity.

Rewilding can also refer to personal rewilding, which is focused on reconnecting humans with nature through activities that promote traditional skills like foraging, tracking, fire-making, and learning about natural ecosystems. It emphasizes a deeper connection to wildlife and encourages a more harmonious coexistence with the environment.