Yoga Tree of Boise

Strong communities grow together. 🌳

Julia Butterfly Hill: A Community Experience wouldn’t be possible without the people and organizations helping bring it to life.

Swipe through to meet the community partners.

Thank you to
Tom Callos
Yoga Tree of Boise
Parcero Wine Bar
Gray Reverie by Kellie Amber

for sharing your time, talents, creativity, and support. We’re grateful for your partnership.

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🦋 50 Butterflies Project
https://www.etsy.com/shop/50Butterflies

Artwork Credit

What’s Your Tree? letterpress print by Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr. Amos Kennedy Jr., created in collaboration with Tom Callos and Julia Butterfly Hill as part of the 50 Butterflies Project.

What moves you? 🌳

In 1997, Julia Butterfly Hill climbed into the branches of an ancient redwood named Luna.

She expected to stay for one week.

She stayed for 738 days.

Not because it was easy.

Because she believed one person could make a difference.

She did.

This August, the Yoga Tree of Boise Foundation welcomes Julia to Boise for a Community Experience exploring purpose, courage, and what becomes possible when people come together.

Some stories inspire us.

The best ones move us.

Learn more about Julia and her work at juliabutterflyhill.com.

📸 Photography by Dan Winters
🌲 Luna and the surrounding forest are protected by .forest

Why does this experience matter?

Because stronger communities don’t happen by accident.

They happen when people come together.

At the heart of these community experiences are three invitations. Swipe through to explore each one.

This is why we’re gathering.

Not because we all share the same path, but because many paths have the potential to strengthen the CommUNITY we share.

Join us as we move, reflect, and reconnect with ourselves, one another, and our community.

Change Lives. Empower Individuals.
Transform CommUNITY.

Learn more and reserve your spot 🫶
eventbrite.com/e/julia-butterfly-hill-a-community-experience-tickets-1993827575952

Meet Julia Butterfly Hill. 🦋

Author, activist, poet, and one of the world’s most recognized voices for environmental stewardship, Julia became known around the world after spending 738 days living in an ancient redwood tree known as Luna.

More than 25 years later, she continues to inspire people through her writing, speaking, and advocacy.

We are so honored to welcome her to Boise this August.

Learn more at the link in our bio.