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Trees actually communicate with one another through this vast network, responding to needs in the community of trees. Just like plants, I think people are interconnected in the way our kindness ripples outward to the world and to one another. As we think about Earth Day approaching, I am intrigued by how our kindness can mirror nature and how we can work together for the common good.
As Spring arrives and nature awakens, let’s focus on how kindness can bloom in our lives as well. Take some time with your family to enjoy the outdoors, share some kindness with one another and do something good for the earth. Spring reminds us that small seeds of kindness can lead to lasting change. Together, let’s spread kindness this spring season.
The call of the great outdoors offers children adventures every day and a connection to something much bigger than themselves. If you're a parent pondering how to nurture this love of nature in your children, you're not alone.