What we’re about
Welcome to Rewild Within, a gathering space for those seeking to reconnect with nature, restore inner balance, and reawaken wild wisdom and natural instincts.
In a world of screens, schedules, and constant noise, we offer something different:
🌱 Reconnecting and Relearning with Nature
Our events weave together gentle nature walks, herbal wisdom, somatic practices, seasonal rituals, and meaningful conversations — all designed to help you return to your true, untamed self. Whether you're on a healing journey, craving deeper presence, or simply curious about living more in tune with the Earth, you're welcome here.
Our gatherings may include:
🌱 Nature walks and forest time
🧘♀️ Breathwork, movement, sunshine, and stillness
🍵 Herbal wisdom and seasonal practices
📖 Journaling, storytelling, and conversation
🔥 Inner rewilding practices for modern life
Whether you’re seeking calm, clarity, healing, or just a break from the noise and daily soulless office environment — you’re welcome here. No experience needed.
Just curiosity and an open heart.
This group is for those who want to reconnect with their bodies, their rhythms, and the natural world — without needing to escape it all.
👟 What to Bring
- Comfortable walking shoes (closed-toe for uneven ground)
- Weather-appropriate clothing (layers, hat, raincoat if needed)
- Water bottle
- Sunscreen and/or insect repellent
- A small towel or mat for sitting if there’s a meditation/journaling break
- Optional: journal and pen, herbal tea in a flask, light snacks
🌤️ Weather Plan
- Please note that events will be cancelled, postponed, or adapted in case of rain, high winds, or extreme heat.
- Please check the Meetup page or group chat for last-minute updates.
⚠️ Safety Notes
- Park, Bushland, and Coastal/clifftop walks may involve uneven paths, steep edges, or loose gravel.
- Not all paths will be suitable for strollers or those with limited mobility.
- Participants join at their own risk and should assess their own comfort level.
💬 Group Culture
- The events and walks are intentionally slow and mindful — not fitness hikes.
- Silence may be invited during part of the walk to deepen nature connection.
- Respect for nature, fellow attendees, and local wildlife is central to our ethos.
