The call to rewild ourselves is also a call to come home. In our bodies live the oceans and rivers, mountains and deserts, glaciers, grasslands and forests of the Earth.

Together, we will explore how to re-root into the ground beneath us, re-connect with the web of life, and re-member the ancient language of communication with the natural world. Through reflection and shared practices, we will discover how to befriend the untameable beauty of the natural world  — and how to experience ourselves as part of its fullness.

In this community call, we will explore:

• Inner rewilding – returning to our body, intuition, and aliveness.
• Collective rewilding – cultivating belonging and resilience together.
• Earth connection – remembering our living bond with nature as teacher and guide.

Louise Marra is an author, movement maker and systems healer. She has taught in numerous courses with the Pocket Project, and facilitated the regenerative masterclass: Deep Performing Teams. Louise Marra is from the Ngai Tuhoe Maori tribe in Aotearoa New Zealand. She is the author and founder of the social enterprise ReRoot which supports reconnection to mother earth. She describes herself as a braided river coming from both Maori and European bloodlines.

Kosha Joubert is the CEO of the Pocket Project. She is an international facilitator, coach and consultant specializing in sustainable development and collective trauma healing. Growing up in Apartheid South Africa shaped her lifelong dedication to bridging divides and fostering intercultural collaboration.