Food for thought with lively conversations about nature experiences. The book addresses the importance of nature relating experiences and the need of thinking and observing through the body.

Susan Boonman-Berson, Bear at Work

This book challenges conventional Western epistemology (objectivism, secularism, and scientific materialism) and invites the reader to a new enchantment —a new emphatic relation— between humans and Nature.

Juan Gustavo Hernandez, Cross Cultural Bridges

Bringing a rich literature spanning from ecological ethics to phenomenology and psychoanalysis to bear on conversations with people who try, in different ways, to (re)connect with the natural world our culture is busy disconnecting us from, this book by Rembrandt Zegers is a supurb synthesis of theory and practice.

Arne Johan Vetlesen, Professor of Philosophy, University of Oslo, author of Animal Lives and Why They Matter