Meet our organizing team

I’m Anna Oakflower, and I’ve been part of OBOD since 2001. Life has taken me through different countries and cultures, showing me just how enriching diversity and meaningful encounters can be. To me, Druidry is a living web that connects people. I’m really looking forward to sharing this special time with all of you!

I’m Astrid, Jörg’s wife. Together with our two cats, we live in a settlement area whose roots reach back to the Bronze Age. I’m excited to join you in weaving a network of nature spirituality, connection, and peace.

Hi, I’m Birgit, and I live a relaxed life with my little family in the far north of Germany, close to the Danish border. OBOD has been part of my life since 2010. I’m really looking forward to meeting the wonderful variety of people who will come together, and to everyone who will help us bring this shared dream to life.

My name is Daniela, and I come from the beautiful town of Steyr in Upper Austria. As part of the organizing team, I’m honored to help shape a gathering where ancient wisdom meets modern life. Together, we will create a space where creativity, nature, and community intertwine, inviting each of us to discover new connections, share our gifts, and become part of a story greater than ourselves.

Hi, I’m Jörg. I’m married to Astrid, have three children and three grandchildren, and serve as the Chairman of Welt der Linden. I live in Lower Saxony and, as a Druid, I feel deeply grateful to be part of the living web of our community. I look forward to sharing this journey with all of you.

Hi, I’m kaa from Berlin, the city on the River Spree. I’m passionate about advocating for the Rights of Nature and actively support this cause at both the Berlin and European levels. As part of the organizing team for our Gathering, I’m truly excited to help weave this extraordinary experience together with all of you and to witness what we create as a community.

I’m Markus from Steyr in Upper Austria. I hope to contribute to making Weaving the Web a place that strengthens connection, belonging, and community in what can often feel like challenging times.