The Science of Watching, The Art of Seeing, and the Power of Nature Absorption
Explore new ways of appreciating Nature with these authors brought to us by York County Audubon!
Reservations
Special Instructions
This program is open to all ages, and no registration is required for attending the program in person. It will also be live-streamed via Zoom. To view it via Zoom, you’ll need to register in advance. To do so, please click on this link and enter your name and email address: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_91_AWxQkTOyPGP21IkODMQ
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. We hope you can join us either in person or via Zoom!
Pricing
- Cost: Free
Location
Mather Auditorium
There are profound connections between humanity and our natural world, offering a refreshing perspective that can resonate deeply. We can connect with Nature on many different levels. As Benjamin Franklin once said, “What signifies knowing the names, if you know not the nature of things?”
We make connections with scientific facts and spiritual relationships that open us to different perspectives and increase the awareness of the sacred all around us. Nature Absorption brings about physical, mental, and spiritual transformations.
The Science of Watching, The Art of Seeing, and the Power of Nature Absorption was written by Chris Lewey, Sharon Fisher and Jane Lounsbury. It opens our eyes to new ways to appreciate the nature that surrounds us. Far beyond naming, this book is about discovering familiar features of the natural world such as wildlife, weather, wind, clouds, and night. The approach is simple, a compass pointing toward an enhanced awareness that can be experienced by everyone. It is a useful tool for birders, nature enthusiasts, travelers, and anyone seeking to increase their knowledge, experience, and insight, going beyond identification.
About the Presenters
Chris Lewey is the founder of RAVEN Interpretive Programs, and holds a master’s in environmental studies from Antioch University. He has taught biology, ecology and ornithology, and was director of Joy of Birding for the National Audubon Society at Hog Island. Sharon Fisher, an early childhood and elementary educator, and Jane Lounsbury have worked for RAVEN Interpretive Programs in a number of capacities.
*York County Audubon is pleased to present these three authors for a captivating exploration of Nature Absorption, delving into its profound impact on our lives and the extraordinary connections we share with the natural world.