Nature After Dark: Seeing Less, Experiencing More
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Thanks for connecting to nature with me on another episode of The Forest Connection!
What happens when we step outside after the sun goes down?
The familiar world suddenly feels different.
The trees look different. The sounds seem louder. A familiar trail can feel completely new. And when we can no longer rely so heavily on our eyes, we begin to discover just how much information our other senses have been giving us all along.
In this episode of The Forest Connection, we're exploring what it means to connect with nature at night.
Nighttime isn't simply daytime with less light. It's a completely different experience of the natural world.
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