I joined The Nature Collective in Second Life a few months ago, and I can honestly say it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. The Nature Collective is more than just a group of people who love nature, it’s a family of kindred spirits who support each other, learn from each other, and have fun together…

The Nature Collective has enriched my Second Life in so many ways, and I am so grateful for this wonderful community. If you are looking for a place to relax, grow, and belong, I highly recommend joining “The Nature Collective”. You won’t regret it!

“The Nature Collective is a wonderful group of people who enjoy creating/sharing/exploring nature focused land in SL. Everyone is kind and welcoming. They’re well organized and there’s a lot of events happening across the grid ranging from a few people to many. I highly recommend joining.”

“The Nature Collective opened up my SL again. It provided new places to dream, people to share it with and another area to learn.”

… As a team, you all have done amazingly. Your genuine intention to create an element of escapism for others compelled me to join your group to begin with. So this is a special thank you to you all for making this place a place of peace and natural beauty and for keeping us close to nature and its wonders.

I want to extend my gratitude to Zenia Underwood, Laura Pumpkins, and the entire TNC community. Your creations and the sense of community you foster have added unparalleled depth to my Second Life experience. To anyone reading this, I wholeheartedly recommend exploring the wonders of The Nature Collective, where virtual beauty and heartfelt connections intertwine.

Love this group and all the wonderful events and places to visit!

“Love this [The Nature Collective], Appreciate you doing this. Love the TNC and all the beauty! It got me out of my studio to take pictures of all the beauty the TNC holds.”

“I love your [The Nature Collective] group. I was going to quit SL, then came across your sim, and the sheer amount of creative nature inspired lands shared there reinvigorated my love for exploration and photography.”