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When we are connected with our environment, we can better understand it; care for and nurture it; and in turn, care for and nurture ourselves. It is good for our body, mind, soul…and the Earth.
A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences finds the use of America's parks and forests may be down by as much as 25 percent since 1987.
"Environmentally responsible behavior results from direct contact with the environment," the study authors wrote. "People must be exposed to natural areas as children if they are to care about them as adults. Extended periods spent in natural areas, as well as creating role models, seem to create the most environmentally responsible behavior."1
Studies have shown that being out in nature is good for you physically, emotionally, and psych- ologically. Keeping a balance in life can certainly result in greater productivity and creativity in the workplace as well.
GreenNurture empowers you to find ways to reconnect with your natural environment and to "start the conversation" with others within your organization.
Source:
1US News & World Reports
1US News & World Reports
