It's all very well to forage weeds and track wombats, weave baskets from willow and walk barefoot cross country... but how do you stay wild in the city? With kids? With a face-sucking phone in your pocket?

Claire Dunn is a good person to ask about these things, being a key figure in Australia's rewilding movement and uncommonly balanced advocate for undomestication. 

If you don’t know Claire, she’s a writer, speaker, barefoot explorer, rewilding facilitator and founder of Nature’s Apprentice -- and, as hands down one of my favourite people, it was a joy to wander with Claire around the conversational compass from her personal mythology, wild motherhood to what's up with introverts? to making peace with the concrete jungle.

Claire’s Books:

My Year Without Matches

Rewilding the Urban Soul

Claire’s home on the web:

Nature’s Apprentice

NBLT ~ Nature Based Leadership Training

Joanna Macy ~ The Work That Reconnects

Jon Young

Paul Hawken ~ Blessed Unrest

The Tourist Test ~ Kamana Wilderness Awareness School