About Me

I'm Holly Erin Copeland, a former conservation scientist who spent twenty-five years trying to save wild landscapes, only to discover that science can’t save humanity or the planet.

After years of burnout, illness, and heartbreak for the planet, I had a realization that changed everything: caring for the Earth and caring for ourselves aren't separate. Our inner world is part of nature. The same intelligence that grows forests and guides migrations lives inside you.

I call this journey back to that intelligence Inner Rewilding: reconnecting with your own inner landscape, slowing down, listening deeply, and remembering that your body and spirit are part of the natural world too.

My toolbox includes a blend of both the ancient and modern: meditation, sound healing, breathwork, biofield tuning, and plant medicine. More than anything, I love sitting in the ineffable mystery together—reminding each other that slowing down and listening deeply isn't giving up on the world; it's the most radical thing we can do.

Together we reconnect with the wild intelligence of being.  

If you've found your way here, chances are something in you already knows: you don't need saving. None of us do. We need homecoming.

Welcome home, my friend.