David B. Williams: Naturalist and Writer, discusses the connections between people and place, exploring how the landscape influences people and how people influence the landscape. Through his writings about the natural history of the Puget Sound, he inspires his readers to protect the places in which they live. He encourages people to be observant of the natural world, allowing the realization that everyone’s actions matter in our civil society.
Natural History – Civic Skills
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- Why does Williams think it’s important to learn about place?
- How can natural history create hope in our society?
- How is paying attention a civics skill?
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