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 […]
Author: Wendy Wuyts
A certified forest therapy guide, storyteller, researcher and writer.
A NW-European woman interested in restorying (wounded healing) landscapes.
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 […]
ECO+THANATOLOGY 2026: Call for contributions for our online NSU autumn symposium (Deadline 15 September 2025)
Co-create with us in the weekend of 12-13 December 2026 and share your paper drafts, prayers, poems, practice experimentations with us by September 15th for feedback from an international community of practitioners, poets and scholars […]
Learning to Ecotone: A Week Lived, Not Theorised – a synthesis of our eco+tones symposium in Latvia 2026
From 24 July until 31 July, I curated the summer session of one of the ten circles at the Nordic Summer University (NSU), namely Circle 5: Ecology of Transformative Learning Practices With/In A More-than-Human World. This […]
I Olive Sitting in the Backseat
More and more, I try to not host online writing(with)plants sessions. Also last week, I sat in the backseat of the online writing(with)olive session. Heide Maria and Konkankoh held the circle. The olive tree was […]
Join On-LAND writing(with)plants workshops in Ireland, Benelux and Norway in August-October 2026
The workshops are listed here, a new page on the website of Wood wide web stories. This blogpost will be updated with more dates and locations in the next weeks. (Latest update: 19 August 2026) […]
Ben je ook klaar met (super)heldenverhalen? Zoek je naar een meer feminien verhaal?
Ben je ook een beetje klaar met (super)heldenverhalen?Altijd iemand die alles oplost, alles overwint… het begint voorspelbaar en wat leeg te voelen. Misschien ligt het niet aan jou, maar aan het soort verhalen dat we […]
The wounded healer and wounded healing land – The on-land Writing(with)Plants workshop at the Rooted Festival 2026 in Aarhus, Denmark
Website screenshots from https://www.rootedfestival.com and https://institutforx.dk/ Last weekend, I attended the Rooted Festival in Aarhus. It was already the second time edition, and probably not the last edition. The program You might recognize two bloggers […]
Plants and bog bodies before and after the Ragnarok – a Danish National Museum experience
Today I had landed in Michael Ende’s the NeverEnding Stort. I visited the THE VIKING SORCERESS exhibition at the National Museum in Copenhagen. The feeling of the first part of the exhibition was an installation […]
Penelope, Unravelled — On Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad, and the Trickster Who Never Left Home
Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey has been out for five minutes and people are already arguing about the wrong things. The casting. The runtime. Whether Matt Damon can pull off a Greek hero. Meanwhile, the most interesting character in the whole epic is being ignored again, the way she has been for three thousand years. I’m talking about Penelope. Not the patient wife. The trickster.