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I lead naturalist walks, foraging outings, and energizing presentations about the benefits of being wild. I also edit and advise visionaries who want to publish life-changing books.

In 2025, I'm hosting a creative-out-of-residence program in the Sierra Foothills for people wanting to immerse in nature while working on writing. Stay tuned to hear about my next book, and please reach out if you're interested in working or rewilding together! You can book a 15-minute slot to talk to me here: https://calendly.com/wildkraft/consultation

My literary agent is Ted Weinstein.

This book showed up amidst the weeds! Advanced review copies now available- contact me if you want to preview it for your mega-influencer rewilder bushcraft audience!
All the pricklies on the path… Nettles, thistle and wild artichoke! East bay hills are full of protective plant adaptation.
Excited to dive in to Lynx’s new memoir!
Spring is here!
I first learned #tracking from @marleypeifer - a gifted educator, naturalist, and nature journal master. Read about his insightful mentoring in chapter 5 of Why We Need to Be Wild, out in August! Or join him for nature journaling classes and expediti
Getting intimate with the live oak #rewilding
Learn how to be a human again! @saskatooncircle
Fire altar for Imbolc
In the East Bay, there are giant oak woodland open spaces all around this sacred mountain, known as Mt. Diablo to moderns and Tuyshtak to the Ohlone. I am out on these hills on weekday mornings, the best time to see wildlife. It’s always amazin
Advance praise from Richard Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods.