Nature's Healing Touch: A Conversation with Lance Davisson on Middleish
It's Earth Week and we couldn't be more excited to welcome back our good friend, Lance Davisson to discuss all things nature, community and connection.
How has the pandemic reshaped our connection to nature? Erin Green and Michael Gray tackle this question head-on with their guest, environmentalist Lance Davisson, in this engaging episode of Middleish. As Earth Week rolls around, there's no better time to explore how our natural surroundings influence our mental and social well-being. Lance brings his unique blend of environmental expertise and passion for human connection to the table, making for a truly enlightening discussion.
Lance dives into the ways the pandemic has transformed our use of natural spaces, highlighting how these areas have become sanctuaries for maintaining health and nurturing relationships. But it's not all about the pandemic; the conversation also touches on the broader implications of environmentalism, including the sometimes tricky intersection with politics. Lance doesn't shy away from discussing how community efforts can drive meaningful change in conservation.
One particularly touching story shared is about the Boise Swing Tree, a local landmark that continues to bring people together even after its life as a tree ended. This episode isn't just about nature; it's about the communities that thrive within it and the small businesses and entrepreneurs who champion environmental causes. Listeners will also hear about the impactful work of the Arbor Day Foundation and how purpose-driven actions can create powerful movements.
If you're looking for an episode that combines environmental wisdom with heartfelt community stories, this one’s for you. Tune in and let Erin, Michael, and Lance inspire you to see nature in a whole new light.