"Rebecca Wildbear understands mysticism as a wildly complex and important dimension of life, one we moderns have ignored and even dispelled. She is a mystic, as we all are. Reading Wild Yoga has convinced me that mysticism is not something we learn so much as uncover, rediscover. We need not do this alone. With Rebecca Wildbear as a guide -- in the physical wilderness, and now on the page -- we deepen our knowledge that we all embody the sacred in nature, which holds the key to both our survival and our evolution. This fills me with hope."
Brooke Williams, author of Mary Jane Wild: Two Walks and a Rant

"Yoga practice has always been about cultivating a deeper connection with nature. And yet, as our culture has become increasingly disconnected from the natural world, so too has the yoga world. In this refreshing book of storytelling and practice, Rebecca Wildbear vividly invites us back to the place where yoga, care for the Earth, and humanity are interwoven, a place where we can dream of a livable future on Earth."
Amy Ippoliti, coauthor of The Art and Business of Teaching Yoga, yoga teacher, and Earth advocate

"In Wild Yoga, Rebecca Wildbear offers a gentle path leading us toward both personal healing and planetary care. Her method is embodied and soulful, informed by Earth's wisdom, supported by yoga practice -- and designed to deeply motivate activism. May we follow her lead."
Laura Sewall, PhD, ecopsychologist and author of Sight and Sensibility: The Ecopsychology of Perception