Hairy Clematis, or Sugarbowl, along the Continental Divide Trail near MacDonald Pass
nature, everyday.
No matter how small the opportunity, we should try to engage with nature everyday.
There is growing evidence that being in nature has a positive effect on our mental health in childhood and later in life. When coupled with a walk or hike, it enhances our mood, and improves our physical health as well. Further, it connects us to our surroundings and reminds us of our role as environmental stewards.
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