I see all that You experienced and understand Your position an feelings very well. E.G. I’d have been the first person to help collecting & saving all the stuff from torn down treehouses…
You mostly described both sides quite well. The “ones” and the “others” had quite different views of how and what to do in the forest. And there were all kinds of “in betweens”.
The question I have is: Would You have liked all people, that couldn’t “dive deeply into forst-life” to stay away? From summer to autumn would You rather have stayed only with those deeper involved?
Being exclusive in a way and shutting out those, who cannot involve in the same
This is a difficult but important question in my opinion.

Around me there are different ideas of what would be best. And there is the idea of a buddy-system for newly arrived people in order to allow a quick introduction and make them familiar with developed ways and thoughts or agreements of people in the occupation. It could make it easier to be “really involved” for “short-stayers”.

I think we all ought to be respectful to ourselves an keep in mind that each one is moving on it’s individual path. And that all ways start with the first step. And some of all these young people just started activism in and around Danni. Some already longer “grown-ups” as well…

Example: A person just left home with parents shortly, started studies or anything perhaps, and seeing the necessity comes to take action as a climate activist.
Isn’t that a great thing? This decision to get up and start acting instead of just watching (or looking away)?

It is very obvious that in the beginning people have not yet considered everything that could be considered or changed.
That takes time. (Now there is time.) And it goes on and on. And doesn’t end, I think.