BirdNote recently highlighted this quote from an opinion piece in the Washington Post by Wendy Paulson of the Bobolink Foundation. I couldn’t agree more:
‘My hope is that when we emerge from this troubling time, people around the globe will find themselves more keenly aware of how blessed we are by the gifts of the natural world — prairies, wetlands, forests, mountains, deserts, oceans and all their remarkable inhabitants — as well as by wild pockets in cities and towns.’
Read the entire opinion piece here.
Agreed! A new appreciation for nature!
I see it happening here every day with the large numbers of people who are enjoying the refuge. It’s so large that it’s easy to keep social distancing☺️
Amen….
Enjoy your day, Donna!☀️
Planning on it, you too! 😊
Well acknowledged BJ, it all makes us appreciate life and freedom so much more a blessing out of chaos.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, AB. Have a beautiful day!
AMEN!
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Agreed!
I thought these words were so apropos for us all at this time.
Yes, for sure!
Fabulous quote!
Yes, it really strikes a chord, Amy.
Excellent piece. Photos like this emphasize the point; lovely.
Thanks, Belinda… it’s such an important statement.