I am here to create an environment where everyone knows that nature is for them and a part of who they are. I want people to see that they are included and welcome no matter what.

A person standing outdoors in front of lush green mountains, wearing a light hoodie with Frog and Toad characters, patterned pants, and glasses, smiling.

Everyone deserves to see themselves in any aspects of life that they wish to be a part of, especially nature learning. Diverse audiences exist because we are a unique range of people who have different lived experiences, but we can all feel at home with the nature that surrounds us because this has always been our home.

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Diverse Audiences

  • Queer Community

    Learn about how to be inclusive of various family types, trans learners, and how to support and engage with the queer community.

  • Disabled Community

    Learn how to make your practices and work for people of all abilities, learn why disabled is not a bad word and make an inclusive space for people with different abilities and neurotypes.

  • Racial Identities

    Learn about how to take into account the ways that our racial identities interact with our connections to nature, learn how to all meet people where they are and learn how you can make race a focal aspect of nature learning.

  • Fat Liberation

    Learn about how fatness is a vital aspect in learning about inclusivity, learn about fat liberation and what that means for nature experiences.