As part of my postdoctoral project at the TU Eindhoven I had the pleasure to visit the campus of Pablo de Olavide University in Seville at the end of September 2027. This campus became the […]
Author: Wendy Wuyts
A certified forest therapy guide, storyteller, researcher and writer.
A NW-European woman interested in restorying (wounded healing) landscapes.
Plant fiction – An Ecocritical Reading
One of the communities of practices that I foster for more than five years is the Writing (with) plants project. As some attendees know, during the online writing(with)plants sessions, there is a creative writing component. […]
Writing(with)plants – We are looking for 3-5 hosts of online sessions November ’26 – February ’27
… in exchange for a free physical and digital copy of our Writing(with)plants book. In this way, we want to show that we value the knowledge and the time spent by the hosts of these […]
Eight years of Wood wide web stories: from a blog to a bog to a registered publisher
How it began On the autumn equinox of 2018, after reading a Flemish article about forest bathing and feeling the call of it in my bones, blood and belly, I set up this website. It […]
From eco+tones to eco+thanatology: living it with my tiny house in a nature inclusive street
A problem in my oikos, home, my tiny eco When I was in Norway, my neighbour, who keeps an eye on my tiny house, saw something. She sent me a message: “I’ve collected your vegetable […]
Sacred mountains in Norway, living mountains, thin places and folds where creatures can (dis)appear
A mostly visual diary of a slow walk (with many sitting spots, observing reindeers, moths, bees and reading) and a dialogue/monologue with a sacred / living mountain in Norway
You are invited to join the Ecofeminist Society
Welcome to The Ecofeminist Society. We are building a research- & science-backed community, for us, by us. A place to gather, learn, teach, develop new practices, engage in rituals, and be in community with others. […]
KinShip, Cork, Ireland: Ecologies of Care on a Reclaimed Landfill-turned-Park
Introduction – Let’s start with the Place From 1964 to 2009, Tramore Valley Park in Cork City served as the city’s main landfill. It counts 17 hectares of accumulated urban waste. Since its closure, the […]
Kerri ní Dochartaigh’s Thin Places in Troubled Landscapes, from self-medication to naming the shapeshifters
Sometimes I am reminded of my own naivety… by a good travel and … reinforced by a good book written by people from the land I visited. When people ask me why I am interested […]
From Witch Trauma to Ecofeminist Joy
This year, I became one of the founding members of the Ecofeminist Society. We are building an online orgo.space where people can learn together more about ecofeminism. One of the important hubs is the witchcraft […]