“NaTurka” is a collaborative initiative led by individuals who are deeply passionate about fostering children’s development and achieving educational goals through immersive experiences in nature. The heart of this initiative is “Leśna Baza NaTurka” (NaTurka Forest Base), a space specifically designed to facilitate learning, relaxation, and a strong connection with the natural world. It serves as a platform for children to embark on exciting adventures, engage in exploration, and make thrilling discoveries.
NaTurka provides children with a variety of hands-on learning activities. We offer nature and manual workshops, a green daycare room, forest-themed birthday parties, and workshops for school and preschool groups. As part of our forest education program, we provide children with the freedom, space, and access to the beautiful natural environment to engage in activities they love. They can run, swing, build shelters, climb, develop creative thinking, nurture their innate curiosity, and gain practical knowledge of the natural world – all while immersed in the wonders of nature.
During the Festival, Leśna Baza NaTurka will appear in Re:tradition’s Playgroundi to offer a series of workshops with the theme of “sticks”. Sticks, aslo known as “twigs”, “logs”, “poles”, “wands”, “staves”, “stems”, or “canes” have always been crucial in children’s games. Having the right stick was essential for activities like playing catch, building shelters, or shooting bows and slingshots.. Each stick, whether long, short, flexible, sturdy, or barkless, had something special that suited each game.
