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🌸 Ever wondered about the fascinating journey of cherry blossoms to America? 🌸 Dive into the captivating history behind these beautiful blooms! 🌸 #CherryBlossomStory #BloomHistory #FloralFascination #LearnAndGrow #HistoricalBlossoms #TikTokTales #InstagramInsights 🌸 Check out this post and be amazed! 🌸

Know the Game | Nature Walk Talks with Dr. Dale Atkins https://lnkd.in/grvnxN6A #February #2024 Hi. Good morning. Well, what a beautiful, beautiful day it is today. I'm so happy to be with you on another Nature Walk Talk. I just came back to the park where you've seen me walk many, many times in Todd's point, and something new is going on here. I'm happy to report that these beautiful trees now have plaques on them. You can see one behind me. This is a black cherry. And so when people come to the park, they'll be able to identify the trees, which is really something wonderful, so that we know we all have names, the trees have names. We've given them names, and we can learn more about their species. What kind of birds are attracted to their branches and to their seeds and to their flowers. This one is a red maple, and it inspired me. As you know, all of these talks are inspired by nature. It inspired me to talk about how important it is when we meet people to ask their name. And here we have a London plain tree, and you can see that behind me, each of them is different. Look at the bark, the colors, the textures. They're all very unique. And as we are all very unique. And when we engage with people, sometimes we just walk by them and we think, oh, it's just a bunch of people. Just like, oh, it's just a bunch of trees. But, in fact, when we really stop and we ask someone their name and we find out a little bit about them, we open our eyes and we have a bit more of a relationship opportunity with that person. So I share with you that this morning on my nature walk talk. And the next time, when you have a chance encounter with someone, perhaps. Perhaps you'll ask their name and offer them yours. Have a great day. Bye. #NatureWalks #Nature #RelationshipAdvice #RelationshipCoaching #NatureWalkTalks #DrDaleAtkins

How does bloom work? 🌱 You can share a thought by planting a seed. 💧Others can water your seed by responding. 🌻 With every response, your flower grows! ✨ Flowers bloom when people come together. Dont believe me? Check it out for yourself: bloom.tendtoyourgarden.xyz

#HiddenPaths and a Secret #Beach | Nature Walk Talks with Dr. Dale Atkins https://lnkd.in/g_e8syHN #August #2024 Well, I'm still on Nantucket, and I found a path that I'd never seen before, and it looks like it's going right down to the beach. Perhaps you'd like to explore it with me, and we'll take a nature walk and see where it leads. Again, when you're in nature, you never know where you're going to end up. Sometimes you'll find a hidden path, and I think that's what we found. The message is just to keep your eyes open. Really, what I saw was a broken-down sign that at one point in its life had said public beach. Look at this. I think it is. Isn't this something? Again, you never know what you're going to find. There it is. Let's explore it together. I'm happy to have you with me on my explorations in nature. My message is always, just keep exploring. You never know what you're going to find. And when you find a secret beach, you can keep it to yourself or you can share it with others. But it's a discovery, and that's the greatest thing. Thanks for joining me for another nature walk talk. #NatureWalks #Nature #RelationshipAdvice #RelationshipCoaching #NatureWalkTalks #DrDaleAtkins

What do YOU love about collaboration? It's time to help Atticus the peach-faced lovebird answer a question about collaborative conservation. For this "Ask Atti" edition, in the spirit of Valentine's Day, Rox is asking, "What do you love about collaboration?" Share your thoughts in the Ask Atti jamboard: https://lnkd.in/gx2aHRG7 Read past "Ask Atti's" on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gR_nBcqR

🌿 Threads of Connection 🌿 Generations weave a tapestry. The grandmother's recipe, the grandfather's lullaby—they bind us. Just as leaves fall, nourishing the soil, their stories enrich our roots. Let's listen, learn, and honor the threads that link us across time. What lessons have you learned from previous generations? Share your insights below. 🌍 🌍 #GenerationalLegacy #LearnFromThePast

Released a new Record, entitled Cherry Trees' Blossom, I have the link here: https://lnkd.in/e6BMi4me

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