This workshop combined experiential and forest education and took ten participants out of the summer camp and into the near-by woods. Different activities targeted different human senses and allowed participants to hear, smell, and touch the forest, going from slow and silent elements to fast and communicative tasks. Participants from Israel reported how unusual it was for them to experience this kind of mixed forest; all participants feedbacked that the forest opened a space of peacefulness and attentiveness, and to form stronger bonds of trust with each other.