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We believe that environmental thinking can’t be taught in the traditional sense. It grows through personal experiences: touching, observing, exploring, and discovering nature first-hand. Children begin to feel responsible for the world around them when they sense a connection to it, understand its rhythms, and see themselves as part of a living ecosystem.
Fostering independence
Kids gain decision-making skills and confidence while exploring nature
Outdoor exploration skills
Kids turn into little scientists, exploring nature and developing observation skills
Reconnecting with nature
Forest walks help children better understand and appreciate the world around them
Time
in fresh air
Outdoor games and nature-based learning support children's health and well-being
OUR TEAM
All our educators are qualified teachers with many years of experience, trained through the Training Program for Forest Leaders and certified in first aid. We combine professional knowledge with a deep love for nature to create safe, inclusive, inspiring, and meaningful adventures for every child.
  • PIRUZA
    Game master and adventure creator
    Forest leader (groups 2-4 and 4+), educator, and author of games, educational materials, and outdoor learning programs. Completed the Forest Leader Training Program and a First Aid course.
  • VLADA
    Forest playmaker and adventure leader
    Forest leader (groups 2-4 and 4+), educator, and author of outdoor programs for young children. Completed the Forest Leader Training Program and a First Aid course.
  • NATALIA
    Master of paintbrushes and secret stone messages
    Forest leader (group 4+), artist and mathematician. Completed the Forest Leader Training Program.
  • INDIA
    Head of emotional support and tail affairs
    Our fluffy compass and motivational sprinter. Always by our side — especially if someone has snacks in their backpack.
How we prepare for forest walk
Choosing the forest
We carefully select each location, thinking about safety, accessibility, season, and the age of the children. A good forest is both exciting
and suitable for exploration.
Risk assessment
For every walk, we use
a risk assessment table. It helps us think ahead, reduce risks, and stay calm and prepared during the walk.
Local forest ranger
We stay in contact with the local
forest ranger and ask important questions: Is the area safe? Are there works planned? Which zones should we avoid?
Checking the forest
Even familiar places change. Fallen trees, new paths, weather — we always check the area shortly
before the walk.
Seasonal planning
Each walk is adapted to the season, weather, and children’s age. Learning, play, movement, and discovery — all thoughtfully combined.
WHAT OUR WALKS LOOK LIKE

Every adventure encourages curiosity, confidence, and a deeper connection with nature, while parents become part of the journey, sharing memorable moments together.

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