Rose loves guiding people into mystery using nature as a co-creator. This has looked like guiding young women on rights of passage from childhood into adolescence, to leading young ones on wild adventures through summer camps. Sometimes it is teaching naturalist skills like tree ID, animal behavior, wildlife tracking, bird calls etc. or it may look like wilderness skills including knife safety, navigation, or backpacking. Often it involves relationship with the land by calling in ancestral skills (sometimes called survival skills) like creating a fire by friction using materials off the land, cooking wild edible foods, tanning animal hides, practicing stealth and camouflage, building shelters, and sleeping under the stars. Through these practices, there is also space to work with personal development through mentoring, team-building challenges, council space, re-creating culture, and more. These opportunities that involve bringing people into a relationship with place, that involve transformation of self and psyche, within the greater community of wholeness and culture bring her alive.