Community Gathering

Community Gathering

Community Gathering

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Community Gathering

Autumn Walk at Knepp Rewilding Landscape, West Sussex, UK

Co-hosted by Sarah Hardman and Clara Kallai

Friday 23 October 12pm

About the Event

Welcome to the second in our seasonal cycle of gentle walks at the Knepp Estate. We invite all people developers (coaches, facilitators, trainers, supervisors, consultants, and change-makers) to step into nature and connect with a community of peers.

Knepp is a brilliant demonstration of how regenerative practices heal the land and its inhabitants. In that spirit, our time together will be free-roaming and emergent. There is no set agenda or fixed topic—we simply invite whatever conversation wants to happen.

Walk Details

Distance & Pace: 8 km at a gentle pace, with time to pause, regroup, and take in the surroundings.

Highlights: Stunning ecology, storks, and free-roaming English Longhorn cattle, Tamworth pigs, Exmoor ponies and deer.

Pre-Walk Lunch (Optional and at your own expense): Feel free to arrive early and enjoy lunch at the Wilding Kitchen Café, featuring local Estate produce.
Fee: Free to join

Once you’ve booked on, you’ll be added to a WhatsApp group to self-organise into lift shares or station pick-ups and to begin to connect with each other (the closest station to Knepp is Horsham).

Do get in touch with Clara (clarakallai@gmail.com) or Sarah (Sarah@boldly-go.co.uk) if you have any questions!

We very much look forward to welcoming you to Knepp to celebrate the Autumn season with us.

Timings:

11:27 – train arrives at Horsham Station from London Victoria (if you choose this route)
12:00 – meet at Knepp Wilding Kitchen & Shop, Car Park Off, Worthing Road, Dial Post,RH13 8NQ, What3Words: ///REMAINS.ICEBERGS.RACE

12:15 – optional lunch at the Knepp Wilding Kitchen
13:15 – meet in the Wilding Kitchen courtyard, ready to begin the walk
13:30 – walk begins
15:30 – approximate finish time

 

Additional Details

Event Timezone Reference - UK

Presenter(s) Bio

Sarah Hardman and Clara Kallai are systemic and executive coaches passionate about nature and supporting a thriving planet. We are both members of several wonderful networks (CCA, CPA,EMCC) and you might have met us already either within these networks or on previous Knepp/London walks.

Clara Kallai is a systemic coach and psychologist, a member of the EMCC CofE on sustainability, the Climate psychology alliance and Climate coaching alliance. Her main passion is about bridging coaching and psychology with sustainability and climate healing, empowering coaching
and leadership that support inner development and serve/honour our beautiful ecology. She is a systemic and nature-connected practitioner and a coach mentor and supervisor, living in the UK, with roots in Eastern Europe and a multicultural background. And nature writing and long
distance hiking are her avenues for deepening her connection to nature and herself.

Sarah has a deep love of the outdoors and is never happier than when she's out in the elements — a connection with nature that led her to qualify as a TFBI Forest Bathing Guide alongside her work as a Leadership & Team Coach. With 15 years in people development, she specialises in helping emerging leaders lead with self-awareness and confidence, and supporting senior teams to become more collaborative and cohesive through better conversations. Driven by a curiosity about how we create the inner conditions to respond creatively — rather than reactively — to life's challenges, Sarah has trained in nature-based wellbeing approaches and regularly co-facilitates nature-based team days for NHS Primary Care staff as part of the “Out in the Field” Project at the Quadrangle in Kent.

Is This Event Being Recorded? - No

Event Language - English

Posted By - Sarah Hardman

Email - sarah@boldly-go.co.uk

To register for this event email your details to sarah@boldly-go.co.uk

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Date And Time

Oct 23, 2026 @ 12:00 PM (BST) to
Oct 23, 2026 @ 03:30 PM (BST)
 

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