Who We Are
Wildwood Connections creates space for people to reconnect—with nature, with themselves, and with each other.
Why We Gather
In a fast-moving world, nature offers something rare: stillness, perspective, and the quiet reminder that we are part of something larger.
Meet Alex
Alex Hawkins is the founder of Wildwood Connections. With a background in mindfulness and a deep love of the outdoors, Alex creates experiences that bring people into deeper relationship with nature and each other.
Who We Are
Wildwood Connections creates space for people to reconnect—with nature, with themselves, and with each other.
Why We Gather
In a fast-moving world, nature offers something rare: stillness, perspective, and the quiet reminder that we are part of something larger.
Meet Alex
Alex Hawkins is the founder of Wildwood Connections. With a background in mindfulness and a deep love of the outdoors, Alex creates experiences that bring people into deeper relationship with nature and each other.
Nature has a way of bringing us back to ourselves.
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Mindful guided hikes
Small group outdoor experiences
Wildcrafting and nature learning
Community gatherings in nature
Each experience is designed to be welcoming, intentional, and rooted in connection.
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Our mission is to bring people together outdoors through mindful movement, shared exploration, and a deeper relationship with the land.
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Wildwood Connections brings together individuals, communities, and organizations who share a curiosity for nature and a desire to slow down.
Individuals
People who want to spend more time outdoors, reconnect with themselves, and experience mindful movement in a supportive group setting.
Community Groups
Friends, local groups, and community organizations looking for intentional outdoor gatherings that encourage connection and shared experience.
Collaborative Partners
We collaborate with mission-aligned partners—from wellness practitioners to outdoor organizations—to create thoughtful experiences in nature.
Local Land Stewards
Whenever possible, we work with and learn from those who care for the land, supporting practices that respect and protect the natural places where we gather.