Susie Kincade

Wild Earth Wisdom Camps are rooted in the lived work of Susie Kincade—a practitioner, facilitator, and guide who has spent decades supporting children, women, and families through meaningful life transitions in nature. This work did not emerge from theory or trend. It grew through years of practice, relationship, and refinement — on the land, in circle, and alongside others.

Nature as the Foundation of the Work

An International Coaching Federation certified Nature-connected Life Coach and ordained Minister at The StarHouse in Boulder, Colorado, Susie both teaches Ceremonial Arts and leads rites and rituals that mark life's significant passages. Her work draws from earth-based wisdom traditions, ceremony, and embodied learning—woven together with modern facilitation practices..

Rather than using nature as a backdrop, Susie works from the understanding that we are nature. The land, the elements, and natural systems become teachers—offering children and adults alike direct experiences of resilience, rhythm, challenge, and connection.

From Individual Leadership to Shared Stewardship

As the work matured, it became clear that its impact did not need to depend on one person. A strong framework had emerged—one that could be shared responsibly without losing depth. Licensing allows the work to remain locally rooted—led by people who are present, capable, and connected to their own communities.

Her role is not to direct or replicate herself, but to steward the integrity of the work while supporting others to make it their own.

Over 16 years in the field, Susie distilled traditional earth wisdom and modern developmental science into a structured, transformational pedagogy. Walk through the step-by-step Camper's Journey framework →