Backyard Forest Bathing: Reconnecting with Nature (Virtual Tour — Smithsonian Associates)
In this interactive audio experience, explore your surroundings through all your senses and connect with the beauty and wonder of nature.
In this interactive audio experience, explore your surroundings through all your senses and connect with the beauty and wonder of nature.
Shinrin-yoku (forest bathing) is a mindfulness practice that involves tuning in to the beauty and wonder of your natural surroundings .
Savor the natural joys of autumn on a forest-bathing walk through meadows, forest, and Blair Native Plant Garden at Woodend Sanctuary.
Experience a virtual visit to Theodore Roosevelt Island and learn about the trees, wildflowers, and birds that inhabit our midst.
In this interactive audio experience, explore your surroundings through all your senses and connect with the beauty and wonder of nature.
Melanie will share her experience as a nature book author, naturalist, and forest therapy guide, and will address your questions and comments about how your relationship with nature is changing during the pandemic.
In this interactive audio experience, explore your surroundings through all your senses and connect with the beauty and wonder of nature.
Our fall tree walks will take us deep into the swamp and tidal inlet along the boardwalk where willows, bald-cypresses and cattails frame views of the city behind it. Melanie will share details of the island’s fascinating history during this year-long exploration and we’ll witness the ebb and flow of the Potomac tides along with the changing seasons.
We will ID trees of the Rock Creek floodplain and upland woods, including several maples, several oaks, sycamore, tupelo, river birch, musclewood, American beech, hickories, and others as we soak up the autumn beauty of the park.
Spend a fascinating autumn morning with a naturalist and author as she leads a virtual excursion to Theodore Roosevelt Island.
Melanie will inspire us to connect more deeply with the beauty and wonder of Montgomery County’s green spaces, including our own backyards, as we celebrate our ten years of activism and stewardship.
Our fall tree walks will take us deep into the swamp and tidal inlet along the boardwalk where willows, bald-cypresses and cattails frame views of the city behind it. Melanie will share details of the island’s fascinating history during this year-long exploration and we’ll witness the ebb and flow of the Potomac tides along with the changing seasons.