about me
Learn more about me, my work, and the story that got me to where I am today
WELCOME
Hey,
I’m Daniella, Mother and Nature enthusiast. It’s so nice to meet you.
Since forever, I found myself drawn to nature and how we are connected/ intertwined to it. As an acupuncturist I understood how My first solo entrepreneurship drew roots from Mother Nature herself as I embarked on the journey as a jewellery designer. Before having my firstborn, my path later led me to the world of social media management and content writing, enabling me to live my life with a greater amount of freedom, working from home – perfect for my growing family.
MY MISSION
My work is devoted to helping you grow a deeply rooted inner foundation so that you can flourish as your best self.
my story
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my story —
Hawaii taught me that everything is connected!
My journey began with a family trip to Hawai‘i. While I was there with my family, I discovered the concept of Aloha ʻĀina. A profound love and reverence for the land. And a way of living in relationship with nature rather than above it. It awakened something in me. When we returned home, I felt a strong pull to reconnect with the land beneath my own feet and to understand what it truly means to live in harmony with the Earth.
That search led me to the Celtic Wheel of the Year and the rhythms of seasonal living. Around the same time, my son began attending a Waldorf school. Through his education, I discovered a holistic way of life that honors nature’s cycles, nurtures creativity, and invites presence. It felt as though all these threads Aloha ʻĀina, seasonal living, and Waldorf philosophy were pieces of the same puzzle falling into place.
Although I had always thought about our bond with nature, it was my time in Hawai‘i that brought this understanding to a deeper level. Learning about Aloha ʻĀina helped me see how differently I am wired and how much I long to live with respect for something greater than myself. Nature was no longer just a backdrop to life; it was alive, generous, and deserving of care.
Then one more moment gave me the final push to step fully onto this path: a children’s book called The Wild. It tells the story of “the wild” portrayed as a great living being that we all live upon. In the past, humans lived in balance with it. Over time, we began to take more and more, without giving anything back. While the adults insisted everything would be fine, a little boy noticed that the wild was suffering and he chose to speak up for it, because it could not speak for itself.
Reading this book to my son Voss, changed something in me. I realized that I could be that child. That I could choose to care, to speak and to inspire.
That is where Wilderness Echo was born.
It is an echo of Aloha ʻĀina, of ancestral wisdom and of Indigenous ways of seeing the world. Ways that live with nature rather than against it.
This space is my way of exploring that question. Of living more intentionally, celebrating the seasons, and learning how to give back to the land that sustains us. Through seasonal guides and inspiration, I share this journey in the hope of supporting others who feel the same quiet calling. To return to a more rooted, reciprocal, and nature-aligned way of life.