Nature Works Walk

Explore the inner working of the world around us 

Introduction

Right here and right now, it has never been a more important time in human history where we need to understand the world. Not just an understanding so that we can name individual things, but an understanding of the ebb and flow of nature, how everything is connected, and how nature works.

The environment operates as an infinite number of units and system, all working in harmony to create the world we live in. It’s a complex interconnection of relationships that we are not only part of, but also support the very systems that give us life. Our reliance on these systems is the very reason why it is so important to understand how nature works.

The Nature Works Walk is a 2 hour walk that focuses upon the inner workings of the natural world. I’ll be using practical examples that illustrate how nature works through concepts such as biodiversity, ecosystem services, climate change, natural intelligence, bio prospecting, how the environment is interconnected, the relationship that we as humans have with the environment. All in a way that is easy to understand for adults and children alike.

If you have ever wondered how soil is formed, how weather works, what are the effects of climate change, how venomous animals are giving us the technology to keep us alive.

Format

  • 2 Hour walk.
  • Practical and interactive.

Outcomes

  • Understanding of natural systems.
  • How nature functions.

Ideal For?

  • Everyone who enjoys the great outdoors!
  • Field guides and lodge staff.
  • Outdoor enthusiasts.
  • Conservationists and field workers.
  • Students.

Learning Should Be An Exploration

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