Connected in Nature: Letter to the Environment

Connected In Nature: Monthly in-person gathering

Connected in Nature is EnvironmentallyAbled's monthly in-person gathering, and it's more than just another outdoor meetup. Each session is built around a different theme, guided reflection, and intentional practice, designed to help you slow down, reconnect with the natural world, and reconnect with yourself in the process.

This session, "Letter to the Environment", invites you to write a letter. Not to a person, but to nature itself. It might be addressed to a specific place that has shaped you, a tree, a river, a coastline, or to the environment more broadly. It could be a thank you, an apology, a reflection, or simply an update on how you've been.
Through gentle guided prompts, quiet reflection time, and space to write, we'll explore our personal connection to the natural world and what we might want to say to it, if it could listen.

Through gentle guided prompts, quiet reflection time, and space to write, we'll explore our personal connection to the natural world and what we might want to say to it, if it could listen.

Sharing is warmly invited but never required. Paper and an envelope will be provided, so all you need to bring is yourself.

What to expect:

🌱 A short grounding and settling in the outdoor space

🌱 Guided reflection prompts to help you find your entry point

🌱 Quiet time to write your letter

🌱 An optional sharing circle

🌱 A closing moment together

♻️ This gathering is plastic-free.
As a community rooted in care for the environment, we're keeping our footprint light.

Who this is for:

Anyone curious about nature connection, whatever your profession or background. No writing experience needed. Bring a picnic blanket and anything that helps you feel at ease.

What to Bring:

Bring a picnic blanket and anything that helps you feel at ease.

Entry:

$10 or 10 acceptable waste items and help EnvironmentallyAbled redirect 1000 kg of "waste" from landfill and give them a second life.
List of acceptable “waste” items