Nature’s Circular Economy: From Bees to Rivers

Nature's Echo: Harnessing Ancient Feedback Loops to Heal a Changing ...

 

WHEN: Thursday, October 1, 3:00-4:00pm

WHERE: Concord Library Fowler Branch, 1322 Main St, Concord, MA, or attend virtually via Zoom

 

Join OARS, Concord Free Public Library, and award-winning author and systems educator Dr. Linda Booth Sweeney for a lively book club conversation about how nature avoids waste and prevents pollution, free and open to all as part of OARS’ Egg Rock Readers book club.

 

Drawing on renowned ecologist Thomas Crowther’s Nature’s Echo and Sweeney’s new children’s book, Do Bees Pee?, we’ll explore nature’s brilliant closed-loop designs, how living systems heal and regenerate, and how to share these ideas with the next generation.

 

TO READ: Please plan to read Nature’s Echo before we gather. We also encourage you to read Do Bees Pee?, a quick, fun companion read that brings these big ideas to life for younger generations.

 

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Looking for more resources? Check out Linda’s website by clicking the button below, where you can explore books for kids and learn more about systems thinking. 

 

Visit lindaboothsweeney.com

 

 

And don’t miss the brand-new Do Bees Pee? The Curious and Amazing Ways Nature Avoids Poo-llution

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