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I’m interested in learning about ecological grief and the different perspectives and experiences each of us have had or can offer in managing protected areas as they rapidly change due to climate change.
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Winter is upon us! We all may disagree on many things this winter; however, we would definitely agree on how important it is to dress properly for outdoor fun during the winter. This video by Jay Brown gives top 4 tips on how to properly dress for outdoor winter fun. Would you love to put on that lovely cotton dress for that winter hang-out? Check…Read More
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Mental Health and your Connection to Nature
I think we can all agree that being in nature- the sights, smells, and sounds- make us feel good. Simply put: being in nature can restore your mood. A Japanese practice called shinrin-yoku is rapidly spreading to the western world, although we call it something different: forest bathing.
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One of the ways we can deal with ecological loss is through the creation of art. Poetry, has become a widely used way to express feelings around Climate Change and environmental health. Below I have posted a link of famous actors reading poems around the issue of Climate Change. The list of poems was curated by UK Poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy.…Read More
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I found this useful introductory document on the concept of eco-grief, looking specifically at mental health implications for those working in the marine protection and management field. I have attached a PDF of the post below!
Conservation Mental Health
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