Walk: What Can We Learn From Our Ancestors?

In sustainability work we spend a lot of time thinking about the future.

What are we missing by not paying as much attention to the past?

What do you think your ancestors would say about the time we are living in now?

How might our ancestors have understood 'sustainability'?

What did previous generations know, that we have since forgotten?

And seeing as it's almost Halloween, perhaps the 'thinner veil between the dead and the living' will give us some clues.

Family and lineage can be a complex and personal topic. As with all Treo House events, this discussion will be held with kindness, curiosity and respect.

What to expect

This is a facilitated walk out of London, allowing movement and nature to inspire our thinking.

• Meet at a main London station at 9:30am

• ~30 mins train ride out of London. Location to be confirmed.

• Walk in nature, ~15km, ~6 hours, at a steady pace.

• Facilitated discussion and activities.

• Finish at a countryside pub.

• Train back to London ~5pm.

• You'll need to buy your own train ticket and bring a packed lunch.

14 places available.

Who is this for?

Whether you're a regular at Treo House or keen to come along for the first time, we'd love to have you there.

Free for subscription members

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