Spring Nature Immersion - A long weekend retreat to reconnect with nature

If you've been reaching the end of weekends more tired than when they started, longing for something you can't quite name... this is for you.

The ConserVentures Spring Nature Immersion is an extended nature retreat designed to do what a single afternoon in the park can't: restore you at depth, return you to your senses, and reconnect you to the living world you're part of.

✨ What To Expect

• Join ConserVentures founder and ecologist Jada Andersen for 3 days of unhurried immersion in Darkinjung Country. We'll move slowly through the landscape, tuning our senses to birdsong, light, texture, and the particular aliveness of spring.
• Learn from local Indigenous mob Bush to Bowl about their bushfood agroforest, and learn how to identify edible native plants.
• Each day holds time for guided nature connection practices such as nature journaling, nature meditations, ecological storytelling, and spaciousness to simply be and reflect.
• Guided movement and yin yoga to deepen your connection to body and place.
• Shared meals, evening reflections, and time around a campfire with an intimate group of people who care about the living world as much as you do.
• Accommodation is by tent to stay close to the earth. Sleeping in a peaceful grove of trees, we'll let nature set the pace from first light to last.
• Expect depth, softness, laughter, and moments of quiet awe.

🌿 Who It's For

• Anyone who feels itchy after too long indoors, overstimulated by screens, or quietly disconnected from nature, themselves, and what matters.
• No prior experience or knowledge needed! Just a willingness to slow down and show up.

📍 Other Details

• Price: $917
• Location: 1 hour north of Sydney, Darkinjung Country
• Carpooling available from Waitara train station and other select locations
• What to bring: camping equipment (tent, sleeping bag, mat, pillow which are all available to rent if needed) and warm, comfortable layers

You'll go home restored and clear about what matters and your belonging to nature.