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Neither Chat GPT or your tik tok followers will save you when the floods and fires come! This is my apocalypse crew: @nina_karnikowski @peterwindrim @timogranzotti @brooke.brash and we make up @theembodiedecology - an IRL gathering of people looking to build resilience and life saving skills like growing food - for the end days! We also love a good laugh, a good boogie, journaling and tea ceremonies. So if this sounds like your kind of program and you want to join us in Feb - we will be glamping on my land together, listening to bird song, swimming in my spring fed waterholes while sharing a life changing experience. Who knows, you might even decide to move here with me for the apocalypse as some previous students have done! Only 16 spots remain - Save yours in my bio link 🐝

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What should I plant in this subtropical climate? Leave your answer in the comments. And if my incompetence doesn’t scare you and you want to learn alongside me, follow @theembodiedecology to learn more about our upcoming agroforestry course in Feb where we will be actually planting said fruit trees. And stay tuned also for soon to be announced webinars with Andrew Cameron himself @andrew._.c. And to see the journey in action you can follow our forest / farm community page @beloved.forest.collective . Thanks Andrew for your patience and guidance. Sorry for all the bare soil I exposed during my landscaping mission and I’m looking forward to eating our cows, eggs and exotic native fruit with you when the world burns. 🐝🐔🌺

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We created Embodied Ecology to bridge worlds - the one that lives within us and the one outside us. They are not separate, they never have been.

If we’re not taking care of the land, the soil and the trees, we are not taking care of our bodies, our food and how we breathe. They are quite literally the foundations of life.

We are a reflection of the outer. You cannot study one without the other. One of the most important aspects of any new experience is embodiment. We can do thousands of courses, workshops and modalities, but if it’s not integrated in the system, the essence is lost.

We have designed this immersion so that alongside deep diving into how to read the land, tend to it and create food systems, we are also tending to our internal systems that also require nourishment, space, reflection, creativity and movement.

We’re still feeling the rippling effects of the container that was created for our first immersion this year. The abundance of wisdom holders and vibrant meals. The music and dancing as we planted trees. The silence in the mornings to let the learnings steep. The ceremonies that connected us to Country and to each other. What felt really profound though is the group of humans that came together and became family.

We genuinely have limited spots for our next February immersion and they are now live on our website with payment plans to make it super easy and affordable to join us.

We have one scholarship spot - if you’re interested please email us by 30th November, theembodiedecology@gmail.com

📷: @raynjermain @sunniezuleta

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Update: NEW DATES: 24th-28th of FEB. I’m hosting the next @theembodiedecology immersion on my land! I made this decision so that guests could also experience the magic of this place and wake up to the incredible bird chorus and swim in the waterholes as I am blessed to do. Last immersion I met the most amazing and aligned souls so I trust this time will be no different. The body work and tea ceremony will be complemented by more somatic therapies this time, you get to experiment the healing power of my bees plus there will be more restorative time soaking up the beauty of the Big Scrub rainforest. It means I will be very busy until then getting everything ready to host everyone - but I can’t think of anything else I would rather do right now. So if you want to immerse yourself in this stunning ecosystem and its abundant biodiversity (wallabies, black cockatoos, echidnas and platypus!) and are seeking a life changing experience that will equip you with the skills to thrive despite all the upcoming uncertainty and chaos (let’s be real, learning how to grow your own food is the most Inportant skill we could learn in these turbulent times) - sign up via the link in the bio. Scholarships available xx

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All around the world the majority of our trees have been cleared for farming. So learning how to grow food while reforesting is truly revolutionary - that’s the essence of agroforestry and why I’m so excited to share these teachings with the world. We are so thrilled to welcome back @timogranzotti, @peterwindrim, @nina_karnikowski as teachers with @nomadichands offering massage and @brooke.brash serving tea. I will be teaching embodiment practices throughout the day (aka boogie time) so you can leave the immersion feeling high on life after soaking up the absolute beauty of this endangered subtropical rainforest, The Big Scrub. Spots are limited and we do have a scholarship spot available- so email us if you want to apply. Hope to see you in November, sign up link in bio. Xxx

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People of the Forest has been selected by the @maearthstudio Foundation’s Collective Funding & Matching Round.

Out of more than 800 projects worldwide, our partnership with the Yawanawá People of Aldeia Mutum was chosen to help advance Indigenous food sovereignty, forest restoration, and community-led regeneration in the Brazilian Amazon.

Now through July 21, your donation can have up to 5× the impact through Ma Earth’s collective matching model.
Every contribution helps strengthen Yawanawá-led agroforestry, Indigenous seed stewardship, ecological education, and the protection of one of the most biodiverse forests on Earth.

If this work speaks to you, please donate today and share this campaign with five friends. Together, we can turn small acts of generosity into lasting ecological and cultural resilience.
Thank you for standing with us, the Yawanawá, and the living forests of the Amazon.

Donation link in bio.

Filmed by @reforestfilms

#peopleoftheforest

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Ethnoecologist, ecological designer, artist and storyteller. Co-founder of People of the Forest.

Timo Granzotti weaves together ecology, culture, design, and Traditional Ecological Knowledge into living systems rooted in reciprocity and regeneration. Through agroforestry, ethnobotany, whole-systems design, and biocultural education, his work explores the deep relationship between people, land, and community.

From forests to community learning spaces, his teaching invites a reimagining of resilience — not as extraction or control, but as participation within living systems.

Cultivating landscapes that nourish biodiversity, cultural memory, and collective futures.

Filmed by @reforestfilms

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I recently spent a beautiful couple of days learning about bush regeneration and ecology, filming for @imagine5_official & @theembodiedecology with @natkelley @timogranzotti @rainbow_regen @richardrhythm @brooke.brash

Producer @_prunelle_
Photographer @raynjermain

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Wise words on your screen - shared by our guests.

🤍 We need to truly feel something to create a sense or urgency to act.
Listen to the full episode on The art of co-existence 🔗 in bio for Spotify and YouTube

#explorepage #artandnature #natureconnection #podcast #earthregeneration

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If we want to live in harmony with our planet, we need to find harmony with ourselves.

That’s what participants learned at @theembodiedecology, the first of a series of immersion events started by actress and activist @natkelley with help from @brooke.brash @richardrhythm @timogranzotti @rainbow_regen and more.

👉 Follow @theembodiedecology for more on upcoming events in Australia and beyond.
👉 Follow @imagine5_official for more stories about reconnecting with nature!
👉 Support Imagine5’s work - learn more at the link in bio

Credits:
Director/DP: @zaclovett
Producer: @_prunelle_

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Pollinator Sanctuaries are protected environments, pockets of refuge that form living trails of habitat and shelter.
Places where pollinators can adapt, build resilience, and truly thrive within an ever-changing ecosystem.

Mycoregen is an essential ally in this work.
A living alternative to chemical weed management, where mycelium and fungi restore balance from below, protecting the integrity of the sanctuary while nurturing life above.

I feel deeply grateful to be weaving the magic of plants, pollinators, and mycelium into one shared story.
A story that is already alive, already unfolding.
So much fun to be connecting with pioneers in the field @weforestearth @rainbow_regen @fungi.bush.regen

Wanna bee a pollinator host?
Transforming even a small patch of your land into paradise adds a vital node to an ever-growing network of sanctuaries across the Northern Rivers a living corridor, from the valley to the sea.

You're only one buzz away from a complimentary site visit and exploring what's possible on your land.

Dm or visit
www.NaturallyHandmade.com.au

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Sometimes we don’t see the wood for the trees.

What if we’ve been thinking about forests all wrong?

What if the choice isn’t just between exploiting them or protecting them?

What if ‘forest’ is a verb?

These are among the questions explored at @theembodiedecology, the first of a series of immersion events started by actress and activist @natkelley with @timogranzotti @rainbow_regen @richardrhythm @brooke.brash and more.

👉 Follow @theembodiedecology for more on upcoming events in Australia and beyond.
👉 Follow @imagine5_official for more stories about reconnecting with nature!
👉 Support Imagine5’s work - learn more at the link in bio

Credits:
Director/DP: @zaclovett
Producer: @_prunelle_

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