The Forest Path

Nature Connection for Kids of all ages

Connect to the wild, to within, with each other.

Programs & Events 2023

We have a few workshops for adults:
Ecological Grief workshop Revelstoke.
Mental Health Community Dialogue Nov 30 at KATI, 191 Baker st.

CLICK HERE to apply for scholarship for Global Majority People (Black, Indigenous and people of Colour), LGBTQ+ and low income families.

Upcoming Programs

Mental Health Dialogue Nov 30
$0.00
Welcome to an innovative workshop of interactive, embodied methods to share our grief and dreams about the complex mental health crises and how we can collaborate for collective wellbeing. October 30th 6-8 pm at KATI, 191 Baker st. By donation.
Wild Love, Wild Grief:: Eco-grief Workshop
$0.00 + GST
How is it to live with wildfires, mudslides, murdered residential schoolkids? How to love wildly despite that or because of that? Facing and naming the griefs of our times together with others can be empowering.
November 23rd Revelstoke

WARM CLOTHES

Kids and adults quality wool clothes and rain gear,
from Warmth and Weather.

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if you make orders through this specific link:
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For a wide selection of rain gear, snow gear and other forest school gear, use this link and you will get a 15% discount on everything use CODE at checkout: FORESTPATH https://outdoorschoolshop.com/schools/the-forest-path/

COYOTE MENTORING

Human children through the ages grew up healthy and resilient from lots of outdoor play that built their body’s strength, sharpened their senses and appreciation of the world. They enjoyed unstructured play with diverse age groups. Kids were nourished by caring adults, positive role models who taught/mentored by storytelling and hands-on tasks.

There is a kind of outdoor education called Coyote mentoring, which is not just a way of teaching about nature, nor a kind of outdoor recreation, but a way of learning that centers around deep connection modeling. Connection within, with others, with the wild, inspired by how First Nations have raised their young for millennia.

Read more about the research on the Evoloved Nest, that argues for the moral development and wellbeing from Indigenous ways of raising kids.

‘Outdoor play, in particular, offers critical opportunities for learning, development and well-being
that aren’t generally available through indoor play.
In the time of the COVID-19 pandemic,
the benefits of outdoor play are particularly important’,
says leading play researchers.

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