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Discover the beauty of Florida's fern-filled trails in my latest blog post! 🌿✨ Join me on a journey through nature's wonders this Easter Sunday. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eNn8aA9j #FloridaTrails #NatureExploration"

Happy first day of Spring! Spring has sprung! 🌼 Let's embrace the season of renewal, where nature awakens from its slumber and whispers promises of blooming adventures ahead. 🌱☀️ #HelloSpring #NewBeginnings #DurableDesign #addictionsrecovery #behavioralhealthcare #mindfuldesignsolutions #normativeenvironments #furnitureconcepts

Exciting update! My article got published on Embracing the Great Outdoors. Link in bio or Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/d97ciMqM Your thoughts and feedback mean a lot!

Embracing Earth’s Wonders: Insights from Wild Geese by Mary Oliver. A new post on my blog that offers a challenge to see the world differently. Not through the lens of domination but as a member of the “family of things.”

Master the skill of batoning wood and ensure you’re always prepared in the wilderness. Our new blog post shows you how. https://lnkd.in/gbtXS3F5

Master the skill of batoning wood and ensure you’re always prepared in the wilderness. Our new blog post shows you how. https://lnkd.in/gbtXS3F5

Happy National Hummingbird Day! So many creatures in nature are absolutely fascinating and the hummingbird is no different! Celebrate National Hummingbird Day by learning and sharing a few facts about this captivating bird to raise awareness for the day. Get started with a few of these: 1 Hummingbirds are the smallest migrating bird but, unlike other birds, they usually travel alone – up to 500 miles at a time. 2 Hummingbirds don’t have a sense of smell so they are attracted by bright colors, which is why their feeders should be brightly decorated. 3 The name, “hummingbird” comes from the buzzing or humming noise that their wings make when they are flying. Their wings may beat up to 200 times per second. 4 Hummingbirds are extremely lightweight, comparable to a small coin (a US nickel) and can consume up to twice their body weight in one day.

PROPERTY TRUST HIGHLIGHT - THE MAGIC OF WALKING IN NATURE "Ultimately, walking in nature is about embracing the journey. It’s about savouring each step, listening to the rustle of leaves, and feeling the sun on our faces. It’s about discovering hidden trails, encountering wildlife, and marvelling at the wonders of the natural world. In these moments, we rediscover a sense of wonder and gratitude for the Earth’s beauty." - The Magic of Walking in Nature Property Trust Vol 29, Page 13 Nature’s embrace rejuvenates the body and nourishes the soul, offering a deep connection. Every walk in nature is a reminder to slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy the beauty just beyond our doorstep. Read the full article on Page 12 at https://bit.ly/eupept29. Sign up for alerts on the latest Property Trust editions at https://bit.ly/eupept. #PropertyTrust #eupecorpbhd

Isle Royale is beautiful, remote, green. But it is generally not considered to be the best US national park. It's probably not even in most 'top 10' lists. But selectively choose unique criteria (and weighting?), as these authors have done, and you can make the argument. You can even 'put numbers to it' so that it looks more convincing. Solving complex problems and determining the best course of action often requires the use of multiple criteria. I like using 'must have' and 'nice-to-have' criteria based on the strategy. I also like to give weights to criteria. Ever work on #supplychain network optimization projects? You've probably used this type of approach. It's important to communicate your methodology to key decision makers and stakeholders, especially when the recommendation may not be what they were expecting to hear. So yeah, have a back-up slide with this info. Photo in first comment... Left: hiking in one of the least crowded NPs - Isle Royale. You can hike hours without seeing another person and it is off-the grid (no cell service). Right: hiking in one of the most crowded NPs - Grand Canyon. But it is very uncrowded if you hike down into the canyon.