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Reconnect with the Wild.

Heart-led nature-based wellbeing programs for all ages, online and on the Sapphire Coast of NSW, Australia.

Our approach

Inspired by the resilient Wild Cherry tree, we invite people of all ages to slow down, listen, and return to a state of health and happiness, through direct experiences in nature.

Our programs are co-facilitated with the forests, birds, rivers, wildlife, and our herd of horses and farm animals. Co-creating spaces of safety where learning, connection and belonging can grow, creating a happier and healthier planet for all.

Wild Cherry Nature Connection derives its name from the native Cherry Ballart tree, which grows throughout Australia.

Dependent on it’s community of plants for survival, the tree produces a delicious edible red cherry. It is both resilient and abundant, reflecting the qualities that inspire our programs. We love our country, our kith. Sandy beaches, tall forests, rock, salt water, river and open skies have formed us, and as we connect to these elements everyday, together with our Wild Cherry tribes, we weave and strengthen the webs that sustain us all.

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Wild Cherry Nature Connection would like to acknowledge the Thaua and Dhurga people and all Yuin nation people, as the true Traditional Custodians of the land we work and live on, here on the South Coast of NSW.

We are committed to honouring these people, as we honour the land, and all animals and plants, waters, mountains and valleys of this place. We also pay our respects to Elders past, present and future, and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of this country, and all indigenous peoples throughout the world.