PSYSOC COMMUNITY WALKS

Walking, Nature Connection, Meditation and Community with The Psychedelic Society

**🌿 Get connected in Nature - Community Walk EXETER – Connect, Ground & Restore 🌿 **

Join us for a nourishing community walk along the beautiful River Exe.

An opportunity to slow down, connect deeply with nature, and share space with like-minded souls in a relaxed and welcoming setting.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A gentle, mindful walk along the river and open landscapes, offering the perfect chance to reconnect, with yourself, with others, and with the natural world.

Along the way, we’ll pause for a small **guided meditation and some nature connection activities ** to connect with our environment, giving us time to reflect, share, and simply be. In a world that moves fast, spending time in nature is the medicine we often need, to ground, recharge, and gain clarity.

Walking together creates a space for conscious connection, where conversations flow naturally, and we can support and inspire each other. Come as you are: solo, with friends, or to meet new ones. This is a space for everyone, whether you're looking for movement, meaningful connection, or simply a breath of fresh air.

Please wear sensible foot attire, it gets muddy depending on the weather and we wont be walking on paths the entire time. You are welcome to bring a flask of tea or something, but we may also walk past a kiosk so you can purchase something too.

LOCATION

📍 Via email on confirmation of ticket sale

YOUR GUIDE

Zephyr Wood

Zephyr Wood is a community lead at Psychedelic Society Exeter, blending a lifelong passion for ecology, activism, and consciousness exploration. With roots in environmental protest and sustainable development, she brings deep experience in plant cultivation, wilderness living, and psychedelic advocacy. A graduate with distinction from Exeter’s Psychedelics, Mind, Medicine and Culture program, Zephyr co-founded the Ouroboros Foundation to support holistic psychedelic research through events focused on connection and harm reduction. Her work bridges mental health and environmental healing, guided by animistic ontologies and a vision of compassionate change.