Corporate Events
Looking for a new way to reward your employees? Want something that is mutually beneficial?
Consider a small group nature experience. Working with small groups of up to 20 individuals allows for team bonding.
There are numerous studies demonstrating the health benefits of time in nature. Here are a few recent studies.
20-minute nature break relieves stress - Harvard Health
Here are studies showing how time in nature helps with mental health.
A nature experience consists of a nature walk with an emphasis on plants, trees, and fungi. There will be small group activities involving nature.
When an employee has less stress and a stronger immune function, they will be a happier, healthier, more productive employee. Aren't your employees worth it?
Need more proof? The picture below is one I took that inspires a feeling of calmness and desire to explore. Who doesn't want to walk barefoot though the soft grass?
See what Gilda's club had to say when I partnered with them
Vince recently presented on foraging at my local library, and I was immediately drawn in by his immense knowledge of plants, his stunning personal photography from the field, and his warm demeanor that encouraged questions and interaction. After the presentation I was thrilled to connect further with Vince to schedule a foraging walk as part of our "Everyday Adventures" program for community members impacted by cancer. The morning of our walk, our group of 10 learned so much about the plants, their histories, and nutritional benefits. Our time with Vince went by so quickly as we explored the environment. Our members excitedly ended the walk with a photo together with Vince, to remember the fun we had with Fire and Foraging.
Elizabeth K.
Program Manager & Social Worker
