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X-WR-CALDESC:Nature as Healer\n\nAugust 9\, 2023 | 12:30pm – 1:30pm (CST) |
  To register\, click here.\n\nThe natural world has always offered us boun
 dless opportunities for resources\, recreation\, and relaxation. During th
 is webinar\, we’ll hear from Tim Walsh\, director of Adventure Recovery\, 
 on how the natural world can play an important role in mental health. Adve
 nture Recovery is an organization offering an innovative model of outdoor 
 programming that provides a connection to mental health and facilitates tr
 ansformational adventure experiences that teach individuals how to embody 
 self-efficacy\, empowerment\, and confidence. The Adventure Recovery model
  brings us into contact with our most innate tool for healing—nature. We a
 re a part of the natural world. When body\, mind\, and spirit are united i
 n adventure activities\, we experience tremendous healing\, growth\, and i
 nspiration.\n\nPresenter Bio: Tim Walsh is an outdoor educator and recover
 y coach trainer who specializes in guiding people through the external and
  internal wilderness. Over the last 25 years\, he has founded and led nume
 rous programs and institutions in youth development and the addictions rec
 overy and prevention fields. Tim advises and develops experiential educati
 on\, adventure therapy\, and substance misuse awareness programs for priva
 te schools\, youth development programs\, treatment centers\, and national
  conferences. He’s a pioneer in the field of adventure-based counseling an
 d was one of the founding team members of Mountainside Treatment Center an
 d served as Executive Director for Newport Academy.\n\nThis webinar is par
 t of the Conservation Education Lunch & Learn Series. Education is an esse
 ntial part of conservation. Understanding how people learn and what motiva
 tes conservation-based behavior changes are complex subjects that span acr
 oss many scientific disciplines. This free virtual series dives into the s
 cience behind educational efforts and practices by learning from experts o
 n a variety of science and educational topics. For questions about the ser
 ies\, contact Amber Schiltz\, Fish & Wildlife Education Assistant Division
  Administrator at amber.schiltz@nebraska.gov
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DESCRIPTION:Nature as Healer\n\nAugust 9\, 2023 | 12:30pm – 1:30pm (CST) | 
 To register\, click here.\n\nThe natural world has always offered us bound
 less opportunities for resources\, recreation\, and relaxation. During thi
 s webinar\, we’ll hear from Tim Walsh\, director of Adventure Recovery\, o
 n how the natural world can play an important role in mental health. Adven
 ture Recovery is an organization offering an innovative model of outdoor p
 rogramming that provides a connection to mental health and facilitates tra
 nsformational adventure experiences that teach individuals how to embody s
 elf-efficacy\, empowerment\, and confidence. The Adventure Recovery model 
 brings us into contact with our most innate tool for healing—nature. We ar
 e a part of the natural world. When body\, mind\, and spirit are united in
  adventure activities\, we experience tremendous healing\, growth\, and in
 spiration.\n\nPresenter Bio: Tim Walsh is an outdoor educator and recovery
  coach trainer who specializes in guiding people through the external and 
 internal wilderness. Over the last 25 years\, he has founded and led numer
 ous programs and institutions in youth development and the addictions reco
 very and prevention fields. Tim advises and develops experiential educatio
 n\, adventure therapy\, and substance misuse awareness programs for privat
 e schools\, youth development programs\, treatment centers\, and national 
 conferences. He’s a pioneer in the field of adventure-based counseling and
  was one of the founding team members of Mountainside Treatment Center and
  served as Executive Director for Newport Academy.\n\nThis webinar is part
  of the Conservation Education Lunch & Learn Series. Education is an essen
 tial part of conservation. Understanding how people learn and what motivat
 es conservation-based behavior changes are complex subjects that span acro
 ss many scientific disciplines. This free virtual series dives into the sc
 ience behind educational efforts and practices by learning from experts on
  a variety of science and educational topics. For questions about the seri
 es\, contact Amber Schiltz\, Fish & Wildlife Education Assistant Division 
 Administrator at amber.schiltz@nebraska.gov
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SUMMARY:CE: Conservation Education Lunch & Learn: Nature as Healer
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