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Mindfulness in the Garden

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Visitor Centre - Royal Botanic Gardens of Sydney
Sydney NSW, Australia
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Mindfulness in the Garden is the practice of bringing full awareness to the present moment while being immersed in a natural garden setting. It involves consciously tuning into the senses—what you see, hear, feel, and smell—while gently quieting the mind.

Benefits of Mindfulness in nature: 

  • Reduces stress and anxiety 

  • Improves attention and clarity 

  • Enhances emotional regulation 

  • Strengthens the sense of connection to self, others, and the environment 

  • Supports physical health by lowering blood pressure and cortisol 

Does 30 Minutes of Mindfulness in Nature Have an Impact? 

Yes—30 minutes is enough to create measurable benefits, such as: 

  • Lower heart rate and blood pressure 

  • Reduced levels of cortisol (stress hormone) 

  • Improved mood and sense of calm 

  • Sharpened mental focus 

  • Boosted feelings of vitality and awe 

Research shows even 10–20 minutes in nature can improve wellbeing; 30 minutes deepens that effect. 

Who: Recommended for everyone.
Where: Meet at the Visitor Centre, The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.

When: First Tuesday of the month.

Cost: Registration free.

Please see our website for full terms and conditions.

For any enquiries, please contact us on programs.info@botanicgardens.nsw.gov.au

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Visitor Centre - Royal Botanic Gardens of Sydney
Sydney NSW, Australia