This program features a beautiful 20-minute film about the traditional prayer, “Words Before All Else,” which is central to the spiritual and cultural beliefs of the Six Nations of the Haudenosaunee (also known as the Iroquois). Their daily prayer gives thanks to Mother Earth, Elder Brother Sun, Grandmother Moon, water, animals, plants, and all other living things.
Unleash your inner maker! In this program, kids transform natural treasures into actual, working tools. Throughout the program, children learn how to gather materials respectfully, minimize impact, and express gratitude for the resources they use.
Learn the Skill of Camouflage! Ever wonder how animals move through the woods unseen? Now your child can learn their secrets! Using all our senses, movement strategies, and awareness techniques, we will explore different natural landscapes.
Rooted in Wonder is a two-day immersive training designed for educators, parents, mental health professionals, and community members who are committed to nurturing the well-being, resilience, and sense of belonging of the next generation.
Join The Kiva Center to learn the skill of foraging! Through hands-on discovery, participants will learn the art of recognizing common edible and medicinal plants. This program blends exploration and hands-on projects while building the real-world skill of foraging.
Dive into a program where you will learn the skill of building a raft from natural resources.
Join Women's Wilderness for Gear & Cheer, our annual celebration bringing together outdoor enthusiasts, community members, and supporters who believe everyone deserves access to the transformative power of the outdoors. […]
Join us for the second annual Harvest and Harmony Fall Festival & Chili Cookoff. Celebrating community and all things autumn, this all-ages event truly has something for everyone! From apple […]
A celebration of BIPOC Women Trailblazers and the many ways they connect to, care for, and reimagine the outdoors. The Trailblazers program at Women’s Wilderness returns for its third […]
Join us for the Youth Pollinator Summit—an opportunity for teens to explore pollinators, biodiversity, and hands-on conservation alongside experts and peers. Summit takes place on Sunday, November 15th from 12-4pm […]
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