As the door closed behind me I felt a rush of warm salty wind pour across the marsh now lit by the morning’s photic frontrunners. As I stood on the top stair down to the beach, I could barely see the wetted edge where the mussel beds met the eel grass, but I knew where...
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This summer The Nature Project kicked off their introduction to the outdoor education community with a Seattle event and fundraiser hosted by IslandWood, an award winning leader in outdoor education celebrated for creating transformative outdoor experiences for underse...
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How can I describe my experience from our first event as The Nature Project? The radiant smiles spread across the faces of 160 boys and girls spending their first days in the outdoors gave me an overwhelming feeling of gratitude for getting to share those moments with...
While tirelessly working alongside TNP co-founder, Charles Post, and The Nature Project Team to accomplish our goal to create transformative experiences in nature for underserved youth, I found myself brimming with joy as I watched 160 kids planted in nature as they climbed trees, ate stinging nettle, saw owls and bald eagles for the first time – all within a few hours of their home communities.
From cultivation to the finished product, our production processes are sustainable and organic. We process the whole plant, from the shives to the leaves – nothing is wasted. Everything is controlled, certified organic and made in Austria.
When it comes to product development, we cooperate closely with international partners in medicine and nutritional science. This allows us to ensure that the active ingredients in our plants develop to the highest possible level of quality.
It takes more than good resources to make good products. It also takes people, such as our employees and partners, who are also committed to the deepnature concept and want to participate in the Deep Nature Project.
The starting signal for this years hemp-harvest is given. It's the ideal time of harvest for our early varieties. We are all working hard to bring the harvest home. We hope for good weather during the next few weeks.