Wishing you a happy, nature-filled 2023

Whether you celebrate or not, this time of year often brings a bit of reflection. Looking back on what went well, what could have gone differently, and also a look ahead, setting goals and intentions for what we want to achieve with this gift of a new year. Here at TreeSisters is no different. After a lot of change, consolidation, incredible achievements and some tough challenges, we're ready and raring to put into action what the last year has taught us and turn up for nature and the trees more than ever. We have loads of exciting things planned for the year - new planting partners and projects focusing on women and families, more ways to advocate for and connect with nature, educational outreach, a new green cover strategy, and so much more. Best of all? We're just getting started.

Thank You & Season's Greetings from TreeSisters As Interim Executive Director and Chair of the Board, Sital and I wish you a special season's greetings on behalf of everyone here at TreeSisters. And to give a huge thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for your continued support in what has been a wonderful but demanding year for the organisation. We couldn't be prouder to be part of this network, stepping into restoration and collectively standing for trees, women, community and nature.

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Events & Offerings

Welcome in 2023 by journeying into the vastness of the night sky and joining the celestial beings that are the stars for this month's Full Moon Meditation. Join us on January 5th as we travel billions of light years and become relational to these elders of the universe, which consist of the very elements that make up every one of us. These meditations are an audio-only experience allowing you to drop into and fully immerse yourself in the experience. For this month's Indigenous Wisdom for the Earth, we welcome Maritza Centeno from the Matagalpa community in Nicaragua. Martiza is an indigenous and spiritual leader who founded a women’s coffee co-operative that includes 23 indigenous women owner-workers. Martiza works tirelessly for indigenous rights and has previously been invited to speak at the UN. She is currently seeing her homeland being deforested by miners in search of gold. Calm a hectic brain and bring in some warmth with this month's Moments to Nourish. This 10-minute meditation gathers us around the fire and asks us where we can use warmth and light in our minds and bodies this month. You can also visit our online nature-based meditation library where you will find many different practices and processes for increasing your connection with nature. Remember, you can join us in our private TreeSisters Community Branch on Facebook! Get all the TreeSisters news first and be part of a growing movement of people taking a stand for nature. This is an inclusive space to share, learn and support one another in our journey toward restoration. Together, we can be the change, inspire others, and make the necessary shift from consumer to restorer.