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For a long time, many of us have been taught even without realizing that humans are separate from nature. Nature becomes something we manage, control, protect, extract from, or escape into when life feels too much. It’s a place we visit but not a relationship we live inside.  This way of seeing has shaped our systems, beliefs, our habits, and even the language that we speak to one another. And while it may once have felt practical or convenient, it no longer reflects the real

At dawn While the city is still asleep, I leave the last houses behind and walk along a lonely path. The path is narrow, a trail of trodden clay that leads me through the fog – pastel gray, as if the night had left its breath on the fields. With every step, the asphalt dissolves beneath my soles, giving way to the soft resistance of the earth. The hills of the landscape sway gently, as if carrying me until the forest begins. Here, between the trees, the dew lifts like an invi

The camp taught me that the forest is a living library, and the Kui elders are the keepers of its language. The trip to the Kui community was a powerful, eye-opening adventure. From October 2nd to 5th, 2025, it wasn’t just a walk through the forest; it was a learning to see it with different lens. The camp taught me that the forest is a living library, and the Kui elders are the keepers of its language. I got the opportunity to pause my city life for the deep forest and learn

In a world increasingly saturated with information, experiential learning invites us to slow down and return to the wisdom of direct...

Across volcanic landscapes, a journey through the heart of Atacama. Traveling together through the surreal landscapes of Chile's Atacama...

Each sense is a portal—back to ourselves, to nature, and to this moment. In a world that constantly pulls us into our...

We lack comprehensive rules for nature, granting no comparable rights to animals, plants, or landscapes, and treat nature as an infinite...