This mission is to bridge the gap between busy modern lives and the quiet rhythm of the seasons through crafts, meditation, observing and listening and just being still in the moment.

My perspective on the natural world has undergone a profound shift over the last decade. What was once a distant consideration is now a central focus, marked by a deep appreciation for the subtle, seasonal changes and the intricate details of the environment.
This personal evolution is the driving force behind the creation of As Nature Intended, a platform dedicated to facilitating a renewed connection with nature for all, reminiscent of the wonder experienced in childhood.
In contemporary life, the demands of work, home, and evolving technology often overshadow the necessity of time spent in nature. Many have lost touch with the therapeutic and enriching experience of observing the delicate ecosystems, from the emergent life in the undergrowth to the smallest mushroom in the shade. While practical obligations understandably take precedence, As Nature Intended advocates for integrating natural immersion as a vital component of well-being.
My work has highlighted a fundamental difference in how we connect: while adult engagement is a matter of choice, children possess an inherent curiosity and attention to detail that makes them natural observers and perhaps, our most insightful educators in the realm of natural discovery.
Our aim is to help families reconnect with the natural world by noticing the tiny details that adults often miss and children always find.
We trade "looking" for seeing, finding the magic in the smallest details of the dirt and trees.
We let the kids lead, helping families reconnect through the eyes of our most natural explorers.
We help you weave a little bit of the outdoors into your busy indoor life, one moment at a time.