Legendary Scottish-American naturalist and early advocate for preservation of the wilderness, John Muir once said: “When you tug on a string in nature, you find it is connected to everything else”. Here we reflect on some spontaneous Nature Bound tour guest conversations, inspired by the wild. […]
0 Read MoreEdward Osborne Wilson, highly awarded American Biologist and Naturalist once declared that humans had an innate tendency to seek connection with nature and other life forms (Biophilia), concluding: “nature holds the key to our aesthetic, intellectual, cognitive and even spiritual satisfaction”. In this post we […]
0 Read MoreThe importance of “Nature Connection” in our lives Years of nature deficit studies, shared experiences and conversations with guests on our Nature Bound tours, have highlighted the importance of “nature connection” to us all, today, in our hours of pandemic lock-down and closure. Indeed, nature also […]
0 Read MoreFind life beyond your Australian travel “Bucket List” Fact is, most people initially choose a holiday tour because it promises them a travel “bucket list” of places and features they have longed to see. A “bucket list” tour, typically involves participants, armed with limited research, visiting each […]
0 Read MoreComplete health and wellbeing depends on sharing the goodness of nature and biodiversity Every so often a profound personality crosses our path and one of these, has booked four Nature Bound tours since 2009. He is well known for his stirring of mindsets and actions within […]
0 Read MoreHumanity is about celebrating what is good and right in the world How can an immersion in nature and the Australian bush be a key to reconnecting with humanity and a celebration of what is good in the world? Anecdotal evidence suggests mature aged Australians are tiring of […]
0 Read MoreIt was inevitable, guests on our recent Corner Country Outback Tour should reflect on the question, “What is the real Australia?” Is it the raw beauty and vastness of arid landscapes that are so psychologically enriching or the spirit of local people etching out a life in […]
0 Read MoreI hear it now, a young girl has traveled across the world with her parents for a unique Australian holiday. To stand with Nature Bound on the edge of the world heritage wilderness of New England National Park, her parents in raptures about the wild creation […]
0 Read MoreI am often asked where my passion for taking people into the Australian bush, was born. What is the hidden story behind my life with nature, which I regard as an essential connection? The story is simple but with a corporate twist, so here goes, with apologies […]
0 Read MoreThe Ghost Gum offers an impressive welcome to anyone who adventures beyond the Australian city. If there is one iconic symbol reassuring true-blue Aussies they have arrived home from their global travels, it is the Eucalyptus or Gum Tree. For residents and travellers of the arid heartlands, it is […]
0 Read MoreFrom land, sea or an emotional perspective the natural history of the Tasman National Park on the east coast of Tasmania leaves a stunning impression on even the most reluctant soul. Here is a world of soaring sea cliffs rising defiantly out of a surging […]
0 Read MorePart Two – The Mind (Tips 15 -26) Part One – The Physical (Tips 1 – 14 View here) Having considered some of the physical and practical tips for nurturing personal harmony with the Australian bush, its time for some peaceful soul searching, by opening the door to […]
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