Sue Woodward

Sue Woodward spent her childhood riding horses and playing in the outdoors.  This love of nature led Sue to earn a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology, focusing primarily on ornithology.  After graduation, Sue worked as a Naturalist for both state parks and nature centers, in between working as a zookeeper of North American birds and rehabilitating birds of prey and raising ratites.  The More-Than-Human-World is a special place for Sue to find a strong connection that offers health, beauty and solace.  Upon discovering the basis and gifts of Shinrin-yoku, the Japanese art of Forest Bathing, Sue studied Forest Therapy and became a certified guide.  Sue continues to learn and grow and is currently expanding multi-sensory experiences with trees and animals.