Gather
In 2027, two different online roundtables will open… spaces for practitioners, students, and interdisciplinary professionals to gather, process, and refine the practice of including Nature's voice in collaborative decision-making.
These are not teaching programs. They are working spaces for people already engaged in this terrain whether professionally, academically, or through lived practice.
This Work Deepens Through Dialogue
This roundtable is for people actively engaged in intuitive interspecies communication and are navigating the practice in collaborative, interdisciplinary, or professional contexts.
We may explore questions, including:
How do we hold what we're hearing when others in the room aren't IIC practitioners?
What does it mean to genuinely include Nature's voice in decisions that affect the living world?
How do we introduce and educate other people, professionals, and fields about IIC and it’s benefits?
We come as practitioners and students, learning from our lived experience and from one another. This work can be isolating. We need spaces where we're not explaining ourselves, just working through what's real.
IIC Support Roundtable - For Practitioners and Students
This roundtable is for people working in conservation, research, policy, land stewardship, governance, or animal care who are exploring how to include Nature's voice in collaborative decision-making.
You may be part of a team that's curious about integrating IIC into your work. You may be an individual advocating for this approach within your organisation or field. You may be building something new that doesn't yet have a name.
The Interdisciplinary Roundtable is where people work through the structural, relational, and methodological questions of including IIC in collaborative contexts, not as theory, rather as lived practice.
We may explore questions including:
How do we create conditions where Nature's voices can genuinely inform collaborative work?
What does it mean to include IIC in decision-making processes that also require empirical data, legal frameworks, or organisational accountability?
How do we navigate different ways of knowing without one dominating the others?
What structural shifts are needed to make space for interspecies collaboration in systems that weren't designed for it?
This isn't about advocating for IIC over other approaches. It's about learning to work with IIC as one valid source of insight within a broader collaborative process.
Interdisciplinary Roundtable - For Professional and Teams
To register your interest and help shape how these roundtable take form, please complete the brief form below. Thank you.
Your information will be kept private and only used to inform the development of these roundtables. You can withdraw your interest at any time.