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The CCA FR community met on the weekend of 22 to 24 March 2024 in a sublime place, resonating with our regenerative journey: Le Bouchot, in Sologne. Anne and JP were our hosts and told us their story and how the place has evolved over 20 years, illustrating it with a guided walk through their permacultured gardens.

The programme was put together in a cooperative way, combining the different skills and offerings of the participants.

This enabled us to draw inspiration from mindfulness practices such as yoga and Aïkido, an experiential practice of poetic co-creation with nature, a shamanic journey, as well as a fresk on the regenerative enterprise, a deep time walk, a game to develop imaginations for the next 10 years, and coaching while walking in nature.

We took advantage of an alternative eco-construction, the Zome, to conclude our reflections on the evolution of CCA FR by and for its members.

The CCA FR community met on the weekend of 22 to 24 March 2024 in a sublime place, resinating with our regenerative journey: Le Bouchot, in Sologne. Anne and JP were our hosts and told us their story and how the place has evolved over 20 years, illustrating it with a guided walk through their permacultured gardens.

The programme was put together in a cooperative way, combining the different skills and offerings of the participants.

This enabled us to draw inspiration from mindfulness practices such as yoga and Aïkido, an experiential practice of poetic co-creation with nature, a shamanic journey, as well as a fresk on the regenerative enterprise, a deep time walk, a game to develop imaginations for the next 10 years, and coaching while walking in nature.

We took advantage of an alternative eco-construction, the Zome, to conclude our reflections on the evolution of CCA FR by and for its members.

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