Choose a stick or other object to use as your talking stick, decorating it together if you like.
Gather some green leaves with fine veins, such as sycamore or silver birch.
As you explore wild spaces, gather small natural items that interest you, such as leaves, stones, shells or seed pods.
Before you unplug, take a moment to think about why.
Invite a small group of people who share an interest in nature connection to sit together in a circle, ideally outdoors or around a fire.
Use a sharp knife or drawknife to carefully strip the bark from a length of holly branch, working slowly to avoid cutting too deeply, and removing all the bark to reveal the pale wood beneath.
This activity involves burning a small bundle of dried herbs, such as home grown rosemary, lavender or mugwort, to create a gentle cleansing smoke, a practice found in various forms across many cultur
Choose a way to bring a little of the outdoors into your home.
As your nature table grows, think about how to store similar items so they are easy to find and enjoy.
Work in a well ventilated area or outside.