Society Needs A Doctor's Prescription For Nature - NOEMA
Long treated as a backdrop to human life, the trees, babbling streams and rolling hills of the natural world could actually help repair society’s fraying social fabric.
Society Needs A Doctor’s Prescription For Nature Long treated as a backdrop to human life, the trees, babbling streams and rolling hills of the natural world could actually help repair society’s fraying social fabric. Kate Dehler for Noema Magazine Credits Oliver Milman is a New York-based journalist and environment correspondent for The Guardian. While in graduate school and mulling relationship problems, Marc Berman did something that felt faintly ludicrous: He walked up to an oak tree and started talking to it. The grandeur of this oak, in Ann Arbor’s Nichols Arboretum, seized B
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