Ethan Teed spent the first 30 plus years of his life reveling in the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. For the past 17 years, he’s called Bellingham, Washington home and continually rekindles his awe and wonder of the natural world in the North Cascades mountains, the Salish Sea, and the temperate rainforests of the Pacific Northwest. This relationship with the natural world has led to a deeply grounded spirituality rooted in creation and the sacramental nature of our world. He is a graduate of the Seminary of the Wild Earth program through The Center for Wild Spirituality, and is now in his second year working as a Guide for this program. He completed the Wild Church Leadership program in the spring of 2024. Ethan is also currently enrolled in the Wild Guide/EcoSpiritual Direction program through The Center for Wild Spirituality, culminating in his Ordination in June 2025. He completed an EcoSpirituality Leaders program through the BTS Center, which included training in ‘forest bathing/nature therapy.’ In addition, he’s completed training on facilitating “The Work That Reconnects Spiral” and in leading ritual and ceremony through Joanna Macy’s Work That Reconnects network. He is also the co-founder and co-facilitator of the Universal Sailing Men’s Group, exploring the journey towards embodying the mature, healthy, divine masculine. Ethan is an engaged member of the Whatcom County Multifaith Network for Climate Justice and Stillpoint at Beckside spiritual community. He and his wife, Karyn, recently began facilitating a variety of spiritual offerings on the land they are blessed to tend, Anam Cara Fields. They spent the past two years creating one of the world’s only walking lavender labyrinths. In November 2024, Ethan and Karyn launched Wild Spirituality at Anam Cara Fields, part of the Wild Church Networ. Alongside of Ethan’s engagement in spirituality and studies, he is a husband, a father of four young adults, and is employed as a critical care RN.