points are fine.

Question 2: Dallas Arcand’s Living a Circular Life suggests we find ways to (re)connect to Mother Nature. Discuss your relationship with Nature.
Do you believe you spend enough time in Nature/with Nature?
● If “yes”, how?
● If “no”, what are some barriers preventing you from developing or rekindling your
relationship with nature?
Jot down your responses on the chart paper. Bullet points are fine.

answer yes

1 answer

My Relationship with Nature

  • Connection to Nature:

    • Enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and biking.
    • Regularly visit parks and nature reserves to unwind and relax.
    • Engage in mindfulness practices outdoors, like meditation and yoga.
    • Participate in community gardening and conservation efforts.
  • Time Spent in Nature:

    • Aim for weekend hikes or nature walks at least once a week.
    • Spend time in my backyard or balcony gardening and observing wildlife.
    • Attend nature-focused events, such as guided nature walks or workshops.
  • Benefits of Time Spent in Nature:

    • Improves my mental well-being and reduces stress.
    • Provides an opportunity for physical exercise.
    • Strengthens my appreciation for biodiversity and environmental stewardship.
    • Fosters a sense of belonging and connectedness to the earth.
  • Future Intentions:

    • Plan more camping trips to immerse in natural surroundings.
    • Explore new trails and parks in my area.
    • Build a deeper knowledge of local ecosystems and wildlife.

Conclusion

I believe I spend enough time in nature, and it plays a crucial role in my overall well-being and happiness.