Thrive Where You'rePlanted : A Guided Journal to Help You Get Outside, Touch Grass, and Connect with the Natural Wonders in Your Neighborhood
By (Author) Andrea Debbink
Quirk Books
Quirk Books
30th April 2024
United States
General
Non Fiction
304.2091732
Hardback
208
Width 152mm, Height 216mm
Find peace and belonging in nature with this meditative guided journal for suburban and urban dwellers-without leaving your own neighborhood. Everyone knows that being in nature can help you feel less anxious, more centered, and at peace. The sound of a waterfall, a swaying green canopy, a distant horizon-all of these things slow your heart rate, open your lungs, and calm your mind. But what if-like most North Americans-you live in a suburb or a city and can't go into the great outdoors every day Naturalist Andrea Debbink will show you that nature is all around you, even in the densest metropolis and will teach you how to find wildness in a city sparrow, beauty in a roadside dandelion, and stillness on a park bench. Organized by month, this guided journal encourages you to center yourself in the cycle of the seasons through- Nature-inspired meditation exercisesOutdoor activities and craftsFlora and fauna trackersWeather chartsUrban foraging tips This hardcover journal is perfect for throwing in a backpack and taking to the park, featuring a rounded spine for easy writing, a fabric bookmark to keep your place, and a full-color illustrated design that changes with the seasons. Thrive Where You're Planted will train you to notice and appreciate the wonder of the natural world where you least expect to find it- in your very own habitat.
Andrea Debbink is a certified master naturalist in her state and a trained conservation volunteer who serves and teaches in the areas of environmental stewardship, citizen science, and outdoor education. She is also the creator of the Natural Wonder newsletter and the author of the Wild World Handbook series (Quirk Books, 2021 and 2022). She believes that it doesn't matter where you see nature; it's seeing nature that matters