About

Root To Root Community is inspired by the intelligence of a forest.

Multiple hands touching a large tree trunk in a forest, with green foliage in the background.

Trees of different species support each other, as well as other surrounding plants, though an underground fungal system called a mycorrhizal network. In these networks, mycelium attaches to the roots of other plants and trees to transfer water, nutrients and even chemical signals to warn against danger. This system works to keep the forest nourished and protected.

Trees and fungi recognize that collaboration increases their chance of survival. They work together root to root, despite differences, to find balance and provide a healthy environment for the seedlings of future generations.

Modern life often leaves us in survival mode, isolated and disconnected from our bodies, from others, and to the natural world.    

Root To Root Community was created with the intention to bring people together to be nourished in connection, just like our plant and fungi friends.

Activities that deepen our knowledge of the natural world, foster awareness and action through environmental advocacy, and cultivate soul-led healing and expression will form the foundation of this community.

There will be workshops, gatherings and educational classes with a wide range of topics and ideas.

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Let’s create a thriving and diverse ecosystem, together. 🌳

Roots didn’t thrive when they grew alone. The trees need one another.
— Suzanne Simard
If we surrendered to earth’s intelligence we could rise up rooted, like trees.
— Rainer Maria Rilke

Root to Root was imagined
by Kenna Stronach

Through her own yearning for community and desire to show others the power of connecting to the natural world. A year spent as a wildlife rehabber in Texas in 2014 followed by a spontaneous move to Northern California in 2016 changed the entire trajectory of her life. Kenna began to uncover her inner wisdom after following a strong urge to create a pollinator garden. What followed was a roaring passion and sudden calling to help Earth. Through observation of her garden she saw the power of being a steward to the land along with the responsibility it holds. She witnessed the threads of connection through every living thing that visited and lived in her garden and recognized it mirroring within herself.

She understands we are relational beings who have forgotten the importance of community and are severely lacking consistent access to the natural world.

We need new systems based on reciprocity, togetherness, openness, and love. More spaces free of screens that provide activities to temporarily remove ourselves from the chaos and loudness of the world. We need more available opportunities to remember our grounded roots as humans that were once more in tune with the natural rythyms and cycles of the Earth as well as our senses.

Root To Root is a community to remember that despite our differences, at our core, we are all the same.

Kenna envisions a gathering of friends who learn, evolve, create, build and sow the seeds of a brighter tomorrow.

A vibrant garden with yellow, orange, purple, and pink flowers, including poppies and globe daisy, surrounded by green foliage and a wire fence in the background.

The garden that changed everything