A return to wild kinship guided by the quiet voices of the plants.

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Step out of the rush of daily life and into the healing rhythm of the forest. These full-day walks take place in the lush foothills of the Cascades or along the forests and shores of the Puget Sound, creating space to slow down, breathe deeply, and listen to the land.

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Together we weave forest bathing with the simple practice of sitting with the plants. In this shared ceremonial space, the land becomes teacher and the plants become guides. Herbal and mushroom extracts will be offered to support presence and deepen connection with the green world around us.

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During our time together you will:
• Deepen your relationship with the plants and the places they grow
• Learn the rhythms and ethics of wildcrafting in right relationship
• Sit in stillness and receive the subtle teachings of the land
• Take home a small harvest and a handcrafted herbal honey extract

This is a practice of remembering—walking gently, listening deeply, and returning to the wisdom carried in leaf, root, and soil.

 

Details

Private walks scheduled individually
Meet in Bellingham, WA at 9:00 AM
Carpool about one hour to the mountains or coast
Spend 4+ hours in connection, learning, and harvest
Return to Bellingham between 5–7 PM

$100 per person for first 2 people after that $80 per person
Groups limited to 1–6 people

 

What to Bring
Water, lunch, and snacks
Sturdy shoes and layers
Rain jacket, sun hat, sunglasses if needed
Clippers and a small trowel for harvesting

 

Come as you are. Leave with dirt on your hands, medicine in your heart, and a deeper sense of belonging with the land.

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To register:
jameskeskimaki@gmail.com