Newsletter #80

Hope is often misunderstood. People tend to think that it is simply passive wishful thinking: I hope something will happen but...

I’m not going to do anything about it. This is indeed the opposite of real hope, which requires action and engagement.

~Jane Goodall

Hello Friends,

Welcome to all new subscribers- and a heartfelt thank you to every paid support!

Jane Goodall continues to inspire with her unwavering belief in our ability to create positive change. Even in times of disruption, her words remind us that inspiration can be found- whether in the choices we make for our own well-being, or in the quiet joy of time spent in the garden. And by engaging ourselves in making a positive difference!

In this issue:

-Discover the surprising health benefits of maple syrup

-Learn how a rare kind of indigo can help wounds heal faster

-Explore simple, meaningful actions for Pollinator Week

-Peek inside the latest Cabinet of Natural Curiosity — this one from Madagascar

-Listen to a recent podcast interview I gave

-And enjoy a moving film recommendation about wildlife and wild places

Here’s to staying curious, hopeful, and engaged.

Onwards!

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Maple Syrup

Is it even possible for something so sweet to be good for you?!