We strongly encourage you to use this opportunity to gather again with your group and to use your collective energy to make a difference. Community projects are generally scheduled in service to non-profit agencies. You may paint a women s shelter, help out Habitat for Humanity, do landscaping for mountain parks, or a number of other projects. All food is included in the course cost, from lunch the first day through lunch the last day. There is always plenty to eat, and food is always available throughout the day.
Meals are basically vegetarian, although there are occasionally meat options.
We discourage people from bringing their own food, since we carefully plan the menu to make sure that participants aren t carrying more weight than they have to. Transportation Transportation to and from the course areas will be done by carpool, starting and ending in Boulder. If you have a reliable car and would like to drive, please let us know. True Nature course is not meant to be a test of physical endurance, but carrying a backpack can be strenuous work. We suggest that you do some physical conditioning before your course.