Pouki Pawlaczyk
Pouki, with over a decade of experience working with young people and vulnerable adults, discovered the incredible impact of nature on well-being during a challenging time in 2015. As an accredited Leave No Trace trainer, Pouki is on a mission to nurture environmental ethics, ensuring outdoor activities leave a minimal footprint to protect our cherished places for generations to come.In the role of Forest School leader, coupled with outdoor first aid (REC3) certification, Pouki is deeply committed to creating sustainable outdoor experiential learning for both children and adults.
Looking ahead, Pouki envisions expanding into outdoor therapies, embodying a holistic approach to well-being with a strong emphasis on nature connection. As a passionate advocate for Leave No Trace principles, Pouki is committed to integrating eco-friendly practices into every facet of future training, programs, and outdoor therapies she offers through Wild Clan.
The focus remains on fostering well-being while leaving a positive impact on the environment.
Drawing from personal expertise as a neurodiversity advocate (ADHD), Pouki brings a compassionate and inclusive touch to outdoor experiences.