Forest Bathing at Glen Oaks Ranch with Caitlin Williams 10-20-19
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Forest Bathing With Caitlin Williams of the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy
Glen Oaks Ranch in Sonoma Valley
Forest bathing, a practice developed in Japan, has gained popularity in the West in recent years, with many extolling its health benefits. Join Caitlin Williams, Certified Forest Therapy Guide, for a gentle walk in the forest and experience its effects for yourself. This gentle, non-sloping walk is approximately 1 mile.
About Caitlin Williams
Caitlin C. Williams is an internationally certified wildlife tracker with more than two decades of experience in nature mentoring, wildlife tracking, wilderness survival, human development, environmental science and naturalist skills. She works in partnership with organizations offering deep nature experiences, skills for development of an ecological self and tools for ecological restoration. Caitlin is the Mentor Training project manager at Association of Nature and Forest Therapy and adjunct faculty at Weaving Earth: Center for Relational Education.
About Glen Oaks Ranch
The 234-acre Glen Oaks Ranch property, located in the Valley of the Moon near Glen Ellen, was donated to Sonoma Land Trust in 2001. The Ranch’s vintage farmhouse, stonewalls and oak woodlands are visible to travelers along the Highway 12 corridor. In addition to its scenic and historic value, Glen Oaks also offers exceptional habitat and a critical corridor for wildlife movement. The valley oaks are among the finest stands in the Sonoma Valley, and a stunning reminder of old California.
If you have any questions please contact us at outings@sonomalandtrust.org or (707) 526-6930 x 110.