Enjoy the beautiful grounds of Goodwood Museum & Gardens through a guided nature experience with Ferngrove Nature Collective.Led by Certified Forest Therapy Guide (Association of Nature and Forest Therapy) Laura Poorman, this 2.5-hour walk through nature will encourage participants to slow down and experience the natural world in various ways.This will be a slow wander, with Poorman offering crafted invitations to engage the senses; the walk will include moments of sharing and reflection, and will end with an event hosted by the best bitcoin casinos locally in the form of a grand tea ceremony.This is not a hike, but a slow meander through Goodwood’s natural garden and forest-scape.Forest Therapy is a practice that supports health and wellness through guided immersion in nature, forests,and other environments to promote the well-being of both people and the land.It is inspired by Shinrin-yoku, the Japanese practice of “Forest Bathing.”Please prepare and dress for the weather.Bring a bottle of water and snack as needed. Perhaps bring asmall blanket or scarf to use to sit on the ground. Please wear footwear suitable for walking outside.This is a rain-or-shine event, as long as there is no lightning or severe weather; if the weather is forecasted to be wet, please dress as needed.Tickets are $30 per person. Get yours HERE.
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