Nature Works Walk

Explore the inner working of the world

Introduction

It has never been a more important time in human history where we need to understand the world. Not just an understanding so that we can name individual things, but an understanding of the ebb and flow of nature, how the nature works. The environment operates as an infinite number of interconnections, all working in harmony to create the world we live in. It’s a complex interconnection of relationships that we are part of.

The Nature Works Walk is a 2 hour walk that focuses upon the inner workings of the natural world. During this walk, we will explore on how nature works through One World concepts such as biodiversity, ecosystem services, planetary boundaries, the value of nature, animal intelligence, biomimicry, and the human relationship with the environment and so much more. All in a way that is easy to understand for adults and children alike.

If you have ever wondered how soil is formed, why animals and plants live where they do, how weather works, and how venomous animals have given us the technology save our lives, and how we humans are connected to the environment. Then the Nature Works Walk is the event for you.

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Send your ideas, requirements and dates to Jonathan at Info@JonathanLeeming.com and let's make it happen!
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Comments & Feedback

Thank you for your event, it was amazing! my son could not stop talking about how weather forms and the treatments that are being made from scorpion venom.

Sampson Mpufo
Kloofendal Nature Reserve

I grew up in a flat and never really got to know nature up close. It is nice to get out and walk through the veld and learn about small things I never knew about.

Anton van Niekerk
Kloofendal Nature Reserve

Thank you for your enthusiasm, energy and how you presented the walk last weekend. I've never met anyone who understanding nature like you do, and the way you describe how nature works. I knew about weather (obviously) but had no ideal how it changes and why. I also had no idea about how soil is formed, erosion and how old water is! It was a huge eye opener and I will be more understanding of nature and how it functions. 

Jessica Tivens
Crocodile River Reserve
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