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The Matthews Chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation 

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Sunday, May 17
8:30 am - 11 am

Purser-Hulsey Park
13201 Phillips Road
Matthews, NC 28105


Cost: $25/person for the 2.5-hour workshop
Join Angie Stegall, award winning author and ANFT Certified Forest Therapy Guide, for this 2.5-hour Forest Therapy experience.


Forest Therapy is inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-Yoku or "Forest Bathing";
which includes a gentle walk, invitations for stillness and exploration, and sharing with
others in the group. In the practice of Forest Therapy, participants are guided into nature
step-by-step and invited to engage each of their five senses.

The growing body of scientific knowledge demonstrates the benefits of spending time in
nature, as a wellness practice, and as an effective way to manage stress.

Join us for this journey with the more-than-human world at Purser-Hulsey Park in
Matthews to unplug, slow down, and reconnect with yourself and the natural world
around you.

Our time together will include:
- Introduction to Forest Therapy
- Sensorial nature experiences
- A handful of guided Forest Bathing invitations
- Sharing / listening circles
- Closing circle
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Participants often share that their stress dissolves, confusion lifts, insights awaken — and
they take home a renewed sense of connection, meaning and purpose in their lives.

Sign Up Here: http://weblink.donorperfect.com/forestbathingworkshop-051726


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Next Trivia Night: Monday, May 18th at 6:30pm

WHO IS HAWK? 
Habitat and Wildlife Keepers (HAWK), founded in 2006 as the first chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation (NCWF), is a non-profit organization dedicated to environmental education and conservation, whose mission is to:  

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  • Create a network of like-minded individuals to share resources and local conservation news,
  • Raise awareness of the need, importance and ease of acting locally to impact the environment globally,

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  • Create a local presence and unified voice for representation on conservation issues,
  • Offer educational opportunities to learn how to become effective stewards of the environment, and
  • Practice stewardship by performing local conservation projects.


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Contact information:  [email protected] or call 704-236-0929
Habitat and Wildlife Keepers, P. O. Box 1201, Matthews, NC  28106
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