Tim’s Irish heritage, as taught to him by his uncle and his grandfather, has linked him deeply to Earth peoples’ philosophy of life.

He first went to the woods at age six and began communicating with the spirits of animals. He knew then that this was his home. At seventeen Tim spent four months alone in the Canadian Wilderness practicing Earth living skills.

He began a career teaching wildlife conservation, and in 1992 founded Headwaters Outdoor School. He realized his lifelong vision to share what he had learned from the Earth, and to inspire people to discover their own connection with nature.

Tim is a nature photographer. He travels to sacred places and captures images to share with the intention of connecting people with our incredible world in hopes of sparking their passion for our Earth and the desire to protect Her.

Jeremy's love for the outdoors, personal growth, and connection to the natural world was nurtured from a young age through family adventures that sparked a lifelong passion. Since then, he has been actively engaged in nature, education, and exploring new ways of relating to the Earth with greater presence and intention.

Through a wide range of explorations, challenges, and meaningful encounters, Jeremy has discovered a depth of connection and guidance in the natural world beyond what he ever imagined. He holds a deep belief that our progress as a species depends on our ability to repair and restore our relationship with the environment—collectively, ceremonially, and consistently.

Currently based in Lafayette, Colorado, Jeremy works as a therapist while continuing to expand his own practices and awareness around the disconnection between where we are now and the path forward toward ecological and spiritual alignment.

Jesse has been deeply involved in men’s work for 7 years, when a relationship ended and he fell into a local men’s group who supported him through. He is currently a Gestalt and Sensorimotor psychotherapist in Massachusetts, and has an international following on Insight Timer for his guided yoga nidras. He is pursuing an equine and nature psychotherapy certification with Duey Freeman in Colorado.

Some of the most pivotal moments of his life have arisen from extended time in the wilderness: in the mountains and rivers of North Carolina, the Maine coast with Outward Bound, summers in the Adirondack wilderness, walking the Camino de Santiago, the Lycian Way, the Annapurna Circuit, backpacking in Patagonia, and beyond. Trail running on the Appalachian Trail is his current favorite outdoor pursuit.

Nick holds a Masters of Clinical Psychology and Counseling, specializing in transpersonal nature based therapy. As a Gestalt Equine Psychotherapist, Nick integrates therapeutic work with horses to facilitate deep emotional healing. A lifelong outdoorsman and Eagle Scout, he is also a trained wilderness first responder. Nick leads international off-grid sailing expeditions, through his program,

This is Water, combining his love for adventure with a commitment to personal growth and transformation in nature.

Nick leads several men’s groups weekly, serves as the primary therapist at a recovery center, and is a frequent public speaker. He has taken hundreds of folks on journeys to explore their inner wildness with the support of the external wilderness. The two are not that different. His pal Jesse Carter introduced him to men’s work 3 years ago.