Great question! We believe that by cultivating stronger relationships with ourselves, others, and the environment, we can develop a natural inclination to protect nature.

For instance, when we become more self-aware and observe our own feelings, we naturally become motivated to slow down and be more conscious about our actions. This, in turn, helps us recognise how our actions can impact others and our environment.

When working with non-profits, our programs are pro-bono. Feel free to drop us a message to inquire for more information. For public events, program costs vary on a case-by-case basis, depending on the scale, manpower needs, and material costs.

Our facilitator team consists of educators, trainers, and nature guides. Each lead facilitator undergoes our internally-designed training scheme. Our core educators, who design our curriculum and lead our facilitator trainings, have extensive experience as teachers in the Ministry of Education.

Nope! You can think of us as a group of friends who spend their weekends on this project. We’re not yet formally registered as a NPO.