Nature, Environmental Justice and EarthCare: A Spiritual Weekend

“Cutting-edge science supports a truth that poets, artists, mystics, and earth-based cultures have proclaimed across millennia: life on this planet is radically interconnected. Our bodies, thoughts, minds, and spirits are affected by the whole of nature and affect this whole in return. Join Lyanda Lynn Haupt, an award-winning author, naturalist, and ecophilosopher, as we explore her book Rooted: Life at the Crossroads of Science, Nature and Spirit (Little, Brown Spark 2021). In Rooted, Lyanda explores “rootedness” as a way of being in concert with wilderness—and wildness—and throughout the book offers practices, waymarkers and fortification for all of us seeking our unique, bewildering path through the essential question of how to live with grace and authenticity on our imperiled, beloved earth. This will be an exciting retreat for participants to think more deeply about environmental justice, the places where we find joy, and our connection t0 nature. Come for rich conversations and dynamic teaching. ”

This retreat is suitable for adults and for young people who are comfortable participating in adult conversations.

Single-occupancy room with meals: $120 per night

Double-occupancy room with meals: $85 per person/per night

Please note: Rooms are typically configured with two twin beds. There is a $55 surcharge for a room with a king bed.