Raven Call Project - Raven Call Project
Raven Call Project offers forest therapy and nature connection experiences for adults and children in the Bristol area and south-west with a qualified shinrin-yoku and forest ranger
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Raven Call Project

Forest therapy. Nature connection experiences. Bespoke events

Adult Nature Connection Experiences

Explore Shinrin-Yoku/Forest Bathing invitations and animal tracking techniques to develop a deeper connection with the natural world, in small-group workshops.

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Raven Call Project forest therapy

What is Forest Bathing?

More than just a walk in the woods, forest bathing is a walk WITH the woods.

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Raven Call Children’s Project

Child-led nature connection experiences in small groups, which develop teamwork and communication skills, while nurturing your child’s relationship with the great outdoors

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  • "I had a fantastic experience...as life is increasingly busy juggling family life and work, it can be hard to make time for myself. So I really enjoyed the unique opportunity to take a morning to be guided through meditations, journalling, foraging for leaves and drinking tea on a small fire. All while sharing our feelings and experiences in the calm and supportive space created by Jonny. Afterwards, I felt more related than I had in a long time! I would highly recommend others to also connect with nature in this wonderful way."

    - nature connection participant

Raven Call Project offers forest bathing and nature connection experiences for adults and children in the south-west of England. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to build a great relationship with the natural world, which is why many events we provide are ‘pay what you can’. Learn more about us.

Spending time in nature can have a range of physical and mental health benefits. Time in nature and “soft fascination” regarding our surroundings has been shown to improve mental focus and reduce mental fatigue.

 

Forest therapy also increases sympathetic and decreased parasympathetic function and reduced blood pressure, all of which are indicators of reductions in stress and improved wellbeing.