Join Sylvie Rokab and like-hearted individuals, in person, to commune with the land, and rediscover the beauty of belonging together in our natural world.

Karin Meyers and Ayya Santacitta will explore our embeddedness in the web of life through practices that expand our perception and intuitive connection with the more-than-human-world through our plant relatives.

The Search Inside Yourself program shares immediately applicable mindfulness, emotional intelligence and self-compassion tools, enabling you to both practice self-care and build your influential skills so that you can do what’s needed to protect life on earth. This in-person program is open to environmental advocates, organizers, conservationists, scientists, volunteers and anyone involved in local or global environmental movements.

In this yearlong program with Lama Liz Monson, through the creation and enactment of time-honored Buddhist rituals of care and love, we will directly engage the healing power and potential of the troubling emotions many of us experience through daily exposure to the decline and destabilization of the natural world. Applications close April 21st.

From the 14th to the 24th of September people of all faiths around Australia will publicly call for a clear plan to get us out of this climate crisis and move boldly and rapidly away from coal and gas and towards a sustainable future.

A monthly online drop-in group, grounded in Buddhist teachings, inquiry, and community practice, to build equanimity in the midst of the climate crisis and develop capacity for a wise response. Sessions resume September 17.

This program shares the age-old African Wisdom of Ubuntu. Ubuntu is about inter-connectedness and inter-beingness. Nobantu Mpotulo will guide us as we explore how to use Ubuntu to bring the Brahma Viharas alive.

Keynote by Lama Rod Owens. This year’s Summit will explore the theme of 'Grounded & Engaged,' welcoming speakers who will delve into how our spiritual practices can anchor us as we strive to care for Mother Earth and create a healthier and more just world.

Ten Directions is a flexible online year-long ecotherapy training course rooted in Buddhist wisdom.

This silent retreat is for participants who want to learn about Zen tradition and deepen their surrender to the “Enlightened Mind”. Our sangha takes a trauma informed approach to healing, awakening and change-making.