Meet us at Sow Wild Natives (6201 Noland Rd, Kansas City, MO 64133) on April 19, 2025 at 8am, bring a folding chair or blanket to sit comfortably on the ground, sunscreen or hat
Arrive a few minutes early to settle in—right at 8:00.
Join us for this morning of peaceful reflection, hands-on learning, and community-building in the heart of nature. Come ready to reconnect, reawaken, and leave with the knowledge and inspiration to create a deeper, more sustainable relationship with the world around you.
Have you ever felt like you’re living on mute, disconnected from the vibrant symphony of the wild? In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to lose touch with the natural beauty that surrounds us. Join Sami Aaron, founder of The Resilient Activist, for an immersive experience in reconnecting with the Earth, fostering resilience, and finding inner calm. Sami will guide you through simple, yet powerful practices to cultivate a deeper bond with nature.
In collaboration with Sow Wild Natives, we are embracing the power of native plants as part of this transformative journey. Native plants are not just beautiful—they are vital to creating healthy ecosystems, supporting local wildlife, and enhancing biodiversity. By planting and nurturing native species, we are contributing to the restoration of the natural balance and fostering resilience in our environment. This shared mission aligns perfectly with The Resilient Activist’s commitment to building both personal and collective resilience in the face of environmental challenges.
At the enchanting Sow Wild Natives site, you’ll discover the incredible value of incorporating native plants into your environment and learn how they play a crucial role in combating climate change and preserving our natural heritage. Together, we’ll explore effortless, transformative ways to amplify your connection to the Earth, awakening your senses, and rediscovering the wild within.
Why are native plants so important to our planet and biodiversity? Sow Native Wilds can help explain their important through numerous resources and workshops. They are a fantastic resource for everything native plants.
If you are interested in reading more about native plants and their emotional impact, please read this short story by community member, Dawn Downey.
