wellbeing
Highlights
Walking Between Worlds: how Lydia Matthews stepped out of the classroom and kept walking
“It was risky,” she admits. “I never asked permission. But it was deeply transformative.” The students learned to trust their senses and find an ease with uncertainty
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Talking with Trees walk at Australian National Botanic Gardens
Join Canberra interdisciplinary artist Dr Tracey Benson on a locative media walkshop around the Australian National Botanic Gardens. This walk is in conjunction with Tracey’s exhibition at the ANBG Visitor Centre Gallery and focuses on walking and connecting to the trees at the Gardens. Talking with Trees exhibition explores the importance of connecting to green
Human-Nature Connect Eco Artist Residencies 2023 – a Environment crowdfunding project in London by Intercultural Roots
#StrongerCommunities 💛 Part & Fully Funded Human-Nature Connect residencies for artists & eco-somatic practitioners supporting wellbeing, nature and climate action Source: Human-Nature Connect Eco Artist Residencies 2023 – a Environment crowdfunding project in London by Intercultural Roots
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The walking cure: why we should all be putting one foot in front of the other | Walking | The Guardian
Walking is the simplest and most natural thing to do, but its impact on our health and wellbeing is dramatic and far-reaching, says Anna Fielding Source: The walking cure: why we should all be putting one foot in front of the other | Walking | The Guardian
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Lightship
The lightship pictured is on the marshes, landlocked and redundant as a provider of maritime safety. On a sunny day, with the tide out, it can look rather odd. However,on a misty night, it can still shine out, a glimmer of light in the gloom. Here is a story about the lightship offering hope and…
