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Winter Solstice Re-Wilding Walk
Sat, Dec 19
|The Salish Sea School
Join Salish Sea School specialist instructors in a multi-sensory rewilding walk to celebrate the winter solstice.
Time & Location
Dec 19, 2026, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
The Salish Sea School, 2201 Skyline Way Unit 101, Anacortes, WA 98221, USA
About the event
Join Salish Sea School specialist instructors in a multi-sensory rewilding walk to connect to "the soft animal of our body" so beautifully described by Mary Oliver in her poem, Wild Geese. We will take time to explore our senses as we remember we are nature and part of the magnificent Salish Sea ecosystem during the turning of this season.
During our walk we will slowly explore some quiet trails in Washington Park stopping along the way for some nature meditation practices. We will close our gathering by a fire at Sunset Beach sharing a cup of Douglas Fir tea together.
All ages welcome!
WHAT TO BRING: Weather appropriate layers, sturdy shoes, water
ACCESSIBILITY NOTE: Some trails may be narrow, uneven, slippery, and at a slight incline. Please contact community@thesalishseaschool.org with any questions or concerns regarding accessibility.
RSVPS are appreciated!
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Free Admission
This is a FREE event. If you would like to help cover the cost of this program and support marine education, action, and research for the Salish Sea any amount given is deeply appreciated!
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