Karina Donkers

Karina is an eco-social worker who works in the climate sector, centring climate justice in the work towards creating a more beautiful future for all living things. In the past 13 years she has been deep diving into deep ecology, nature connection, soul descent work, rites of passage and embodiment work and has loved learning in person from teachers and mentors such as Joanna Macy, Tom Brown Jnr, Jon Young, Bill Plotkin, John Seed, Clare Dunn and many others. She is fiercely passionate about supporting the collective to have a deep remembering of their ecological selves and uncover their ecological niche in the world so we may weave the change we need at these times.

Harry Menzies

Harry is an independent early career researcher, environmental campaigner, and climate adaptation practitioner. In aspiring to work toward radical and transformative change in response to the climate crisis, he finds solace in troubling times from deeply engaging and practising regenerative relations with the-more-than human world.

Cassie Moss

Cassie is an educator and facilitator, deeply passionate about creating spaces that allow people to connect to themselves, each other and the more-than-human world. She has a rich background in permaculture and environmental education, with a focus on regenerative education, play-based pedagogies, and nature connection. Cassie grew up and currently resides on Wadawurrung Country, where she works as a Forest School Guide, creating place-based experiences, firmly rooted in Deep Ecology practices that invite children into strong relationship with land, risk, and story. Her journey has been transformed by the work of Joanna Macy and John Seed, and she feels humbly honoured to be a part of co-creating these practices for others.

Jess Magner

Jess revels in the feeling that comes with being in service to others and the more-than-human world through her work as an Outdoor Educator, Guide and Nature Connection Facilitator. Drawing inspiration from Indigenous ways of being and teachers of Deep Ecology, Jess’ offerings encourage a slower, more playful and intentional way of interacting with all of life. She is currently being held by the coastal and heathlands of Wadawurrung Country and is exploring her connection with the outer landscape through a deepening awareness of her inner landscape, the menstrual cycle. She believes that the world does not need saving; the world needs people who have come ALIVE!

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