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SUMMARY:The Human Nature Series: The Original Social Distancer
DESCRIPTION:The Original Social Distancer: Guidance During a Pandemic\nOur 
 lives have undergone a huge transition in response to the coronavirus outb
 reak. Societal fabric has grown distant\, humanity races to solve a health
  crisis\, and individuals must face tough decisions during economic uncert
 ainty. But are all the changes bad? Renowned author David Gessner will hel
 p us to explore how nature will guide us not just in this moment of global
  pandemic\, but into the future as well. And we’ll look back at America
 ’s reigning social distancer\, Henry David Thoreau\, to learn from the m
 aster.\nWe will meet via Zoom at this link: https://psu.zoom.us/j/96375497
 832\nZoom password: nature\nBy joining this session\, you agree to appear 
 on a live broadcast that may be recorded. You are not required to be visua
 lly present. We will also stream the event on our Facebook\, should you pr
 efer to watch that way.\nMeet the expert\nDavid Gessner has written nine b
 ooks\, including the New York Times bestseller All the Wild That Remains. 
 He has taught environmental writing as a Briggs-Copeland Lecturer at Harva
 rd and is currently a professor and department chair at the University of 
 North Carolina at Wilmington\, where he founded the award-winning literary
  journal Ecotone. He hosted the television show  "Call of the Wild" on Na
 tional Geographic\, which explored how technology has affected our brain a
 nd how nature can be restorative. \nLeave It As It Is: An environmental c
 larion call\, told through bestselling author David Gessner’s wilderness
  road trip inspired by America’s greatest conservationist\, Theodore Roo
 sevelt.\n"Gessner gives us a new Theodore Roosevelt for our times. As he t
 ravels through our national monuments and parks\, he considers ways we can
  make 'America’s best idea' even better\, uniting the park ideal with th
 e Native ideals behind the creation of Bears Ears National Monument. The b
 ook is a thrilling journey in nature\, a history of Roosevelt and the Anti
 quities Act\, and a rallying cry in the age of climate change.”\n— Rob
 ert Redford\nAbout the Human Nature Series\nShaver’s Creek has partnered
  with local businesses including Webster’s Bookstore Cafe\, ClearWater C
 onservancy\, and Purple Lizard Maps to bring you the Human Nature Series. 
 These workshops explore the health benefits associated with spending time 
 in natural spaces and encourage participants to connect with the Earth aro
 und us\; it is human nature\, afterall. This season\, join Shaver’s Cree
 k\, local experts\, and best-selling nature writers as we bridge the gap b
 etween our health and the natural world. All events are free and open to t
 he public.\nOther events\nMay 17\, 2020\, 10:00 am – 11:30 am\nResponsib
 le Recreation\, featuring Dan Trew\, Adventure Coordinator at ClearWater C
 onservancy\, and Drew Lehnerd\, Leave No Trace Master Educator\nMay 23\, 2
 020\, 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm\nOur Wild Calling\, featuring Richard Louv\, wor
 ld-renowned nature writer\n&nbsp\;
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