by Bert Poffe | Aug 11, 2017 | Bushcraft, Food, Movement
Some years ago, I discovered the word “rewilding” and Rewilding Europe’s definition of it: “Rewilding ensures natural processes and wild species play a much more prominent role in the land- and seascapes, meaning that after initial support, nature is allowed to take...
by admin | May 26, 2017 | Movement
Danny, one of my best friends since childhood had put on weight … a lot of weight ! We hadn’t seen each other much lately, but every time we met, it caused me pain to see him in this state. He had been an athletic tennis player for years, now he could barely move and,...
by Kiki Nárdiz | Jan 21, 2017 | Food, Movement, Reconnection
More and more people are “nine-to-fivers” – they have office jobs that take up their entire weekdays. That is a lot of time to be spending in one place! Office technology has changed lots, but what about the environment in which employees spend most of their day?...
by admin | Jan 20, 2017 | Movement
My workout was different today. With every jump, crawl or climbing move I did, I all came back: base of support, points of support, your friend gravity, unconscious competence, timing and sequence. As an explorer and rewilding lifestyle coach, I move a lot. I do so in...
by Kiki Nárdiz | Oct 11, 2016 | Food, Movement, Reconnection
This blogpost is entirely about rewilding in my beloved Madrid, a city that has seen me grow up. The distance between us, created by moving over to Belgium many years ago, allows me to observe it with different eyes, from another perspective every time I return. Now,...
by Bert Poffe | Sep 8, 2016 | Bushcraft, Food, Movement, Reconnection
Back in 1999, while discovering Québec, Canada, we visited a place called Dao8eoli Tsonontwan, near Québec city, managed by Regent Sioui, a Huron elder of the Bear clan. By coincidence (or not?) Robert Seven Crows came to visit while we were there. Robert was magic....
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