Duluth News Tribune: Black-led nature retreat develops near Two Harbors
1 May 2024
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Rebeka Ndosi's plan for a BIPOC-led, nature-based retreat on the North Shore is one step closer to fruition.
On April 15, the Lake County Board of Commissioners approved Ndosi and her husband Matthew Myrold's bid for a conditional use permit, advancing the development of Maji ya Chai Land Sanctuary.
The retreat center will offer nature-immersive programming to support healing from trauma and stress with offerings such as baths, yoga, movement, herbalism and more, said Ndosi, who has been a holistic health practitioner for 20 years.
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