Watercolor scene of flowing rivers, leaves, birds, circular skies, and musical notes

What’s not to celebrate about nature and storytelling?

Nature has a way of capturing our imagination, teaching us patience and reminding us of our place in the world.

From David Attenborough’s lifetime of bringing wildlife into our homes to the extraordinary properties of spider silk, these stories reveal nature’s capacity to inspire wonder and innovation. A Himalayan folktale reminds us to respect nature’s rhythms, while other tales invite us to look beyond the familiar and consider the balance between our spiritual and everyday lives.

Telling stories orally as an art, which all people possess to some degree, is by virtue of possessing speech or access to its alternatives. Storytelling Australia (SA) is a not for profit group who love to tell and be told stories. Membership with Storytelling Australia (SA) Inc is open to anyone who has an interest in oral storytelling, and/or listening to stories.


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