Alexander Kwapis

The Outset: The trail began innocently enough, a ribbon of dirt through pine and stone. The sun fractured through the canopy in shards of gold, lighting dust motes that spun like forgotten galaxies.

inrin-yoku in Japan, is more than just taking a leisurely stroll in the woods. It's about intentionally slowing down, tuning in to the sights, sounds, and smells of the natural world, and allowing its calming effects to heal us. At Wild Dirt, we believe in the power of nature to heal. By using the Nature Triangle framework, we can approach nature as a nourishing force for our well-being, simple, profound, and essential.

The Nature Triangle: How a Little Green Time Each Day Changed Everything. Just like our bodies require different nutrients from different food groups, the Nature Triangle encourages us to experience various forms of nature in our lives