JOIN THE FREE CHALLENGE MAY 5-9, 2023
Who's the 'wolf' in your backyard?
(Hint: the birds and other animals know!)
Hidden in plain sight beyond the veil of our everyday lives is a world where animals are communicating with each other right before our eyes. They are saying some fascinating things! Anyone can tune in to these wild conversations, no matter where you live or travel.
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What you’ll experience in this challenge:
We'll send you easy activities and practices to try each day May 5-9 in a natural area near you. It could even be your own backyard!
You'll have the chance to join a community of other folks taking the challenge to ask questions and share your experiences in a private Facebook group (you do not need Facebook to participate in the challenge). We'll celebrate with a live Zoom webinar and Q&A on the last day.
You can do this anywhere you live, and all you need is 20-30 minutes each day. Can't do it every day for five days? You can spread it out over a timeframe that works for you; the practices will be yours to try on your own time.
Discover a secret world of animal communication
Practice simple habits and skills to easily tune in to wild conversations
Learn how to engage with animals in a way you never imagined
Learning to listen in on "wild" conversations
Whether home is in an urban, suburban, or rural setting, you have all manner of neighbors of the nonhuman sort that have unique perspectives on the places you share.
Like how the squirrels feel about the hawk in the nearby tree, or what the chickadees have to say about the fox walking the fencerow.
Finding out what they are communicating is not only incredibly fun, but it can make your daily life so much richer. Seeing common places from an uncommon perspective gives us a deeper sense of what it means to be truly "at home."
Once you begin to sensitize your own eyes and ears to what’s happening closest to home those lessons will translate into any place you visit or travel.
Over the course of five days, we'll provide guided exercises that will help you increase your awareness of the animal world around you and help you begin listening in on wildlife conversations. What you find may surprise you!
Your Host:
George Bumann
George has been a lifelong observer of nature, and a researcher, guide, artist, and educator for over 30 years. After completing a M.S. in Wildlife Ecology, the last 20 years have been spent in Yellowstone, during which time he's helped over 10,000 people deepen their knowledge and appreciation of the natural world.
His art and education programs have been featured in a variety of print, television and online venues such as the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Travel Channel, Discovery Channel, and Tedx Bozeman. His wildlife sculptures are collected around the world.
George will introduce you to the fascinating world of animal language, and help you see more animals and maximize your enjoyment of the outdoors–no matter where you live. You will acquire new skills to help you connect more deeply with animals and the natural world around you.
Join the challenge now!
Discover more joy and connection from a new awareness of your animal neighbors.