Registration is now open for two training sessions on Friday March 25th. This online training will help you facilitate your own Deep Time Walk during a wave of community led walks across the world on Earth Day – Friday April 22nd, 2022.

Listen to a beautiful new rendition of a Deep Time Walk in this popular climate related podcast. We’re honoured to have our very own Stephan Harding leading this experience.

New 15 minute contemplative practice for use in small groups invites people to travel back through the evolution of our beautiful planet. Listen now, or download a beautifully illustrated version.

The Long Time Academy podcast hosted by Ella Saltmarshe is a collaboration between Headspace & The Long Time Project and features our very own Stephan Harding alongside Tyson Yunkaporta (Sandtalk), Marcia Bjornerud (Timefulness), Vincent Ialenti (Deep Time Reckoning), Jay Griffiths (How To Rebel).

Activists and community leaders from across the world brought a deep time aspect to the ecological and climate emergency, highlighting the importance of the COP26 talks at this critical juncture for our human family.

Documents provide facilitators with the resources needed to plan and hold the space for a transformative 4.6km Deep Time Walk experience in their local community.

Activists and community leaders from across the world are bringing a deep time aspect to the ecological and climate emergency and highlighting the importance of the COP26 talks at this critical juncture for our human family.

Partnerships with Climate Action Project and AimHi Earth bring the Deep Time Walk and associated materials into their climate curriculum and resources.

Largest ever convergence of community led Deep Time Walks across the world planned for Saturday November 6th, the day of mass mobilisation for COP26. These walks will help provide a deep time context to encourage positive action and collective advocacy for the climate and ecological emergency.

Please welcome Brigid Inder, OBE as a new Director of the Deep Time Walk Project. Brigid is co-creating the development of a new Deep Time Walk Aotearoa experience with local communities and, from her experience working with the ICC (International Criminal Court) at The Hague, campaigning to recognise ecocide as an international crime.