Not Our Trauma Showing Up
In this conversation, co-hosts Deyci and Esme explore the healing power of nature, emphasizing the importance of representation and accessibility in outdoor activities. They share personal stories of reconnecting with nature, discuss the lessons learned from the environment, and encourage listeners to embrace outdoor exploration for mental well-being. Deyci and Esme highlight the significance of community and advocacy for local parks, urging everyone to claim their right to nature. 'Healing in Nature: A Journey to Yosemite' (Episode 3 of Not Our Trauma Showing Up Podcast) was shot in Yosemite National Park on March 1, 2025. On this day @ResistanceRangers on Instagram hosted a protest in response to the illegal layoff of federal works on February 14, 2025. Resistance Rangers is a group of 700+ off-duty park rangers, including National Park Service staff illegally fired on 2/14, and seasonal rangers whose jobs were rescinded. Their goal is to mobilize support for rangers and public lands, and inspire people to take action to protect them. ‘Not Our Trauma Showing Up Podcast’ is asking YOU to do three things: 1) follow @ResistanceRangers on Instagram 2) Call your elected representatives and make your voice heard. You can follow this website to see a call script: https://5calls.org/issue/protect-national-parks-nps-nfs/ [https://5calls.org/issue/protect-national-parks-nps-nfs/] 3) Talk to your friends and family about National Park’s federal cuts impacting hundred of federal employees and putting at risk the safety and preservation of our beautiful public parks. #ProtectOurParks #SaveOurParks #RehireRangers This episode features a GIVEAWAY that is open March 3 - March 10 2025. Not Our Trauma Showing Up is giving away HIKING SHOES to one lucky subscriber. Comment on our YouTube channel which National Park is your dream destination! Takeaways * Nature is a healing space that everyone deserves to access. * Representation in outdoor roles is crucial for community engagement. * Exploring nature can help process trauma and promote healing. * Local parks and nature should be accessible to all communities. * Personal experiences in nature can lead to profound self-discovery. * Nature teaches us about the uncontrollable aspects of life. * Outdoor activities can foster community and connection among friends. * Advocating for local parks is essential for community well-being. * Everyone should find their own way to connect with nature. * Nature can serve as a reminder of beauty and peace in life. Quotes in Episode 3: * "Nothing is really that fucking deeper." * "Nature just heals, it's healing for me." * "Start with nature where you are." * "You deserve that. We all deserve that."
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