Nature's Verbs

The actions of nature are constantly evolving, adapting, building, growing, and developing. Nature’s 4.6 billion years have seen the emergence of minerals, rocks, soils, rivers, lakes and wetlands, grasslands, forests, mountains, deserts, tropical rainforests, and all of the biodiversity of life, including human beings! For nature, change is the only constant! When we observe Nature, we open our awareness to its patterns, its regenerative circular metabolism, and its provision for life on Earth, in the Air (Atmosphere), and the water (Hydrosphere). Looking at Nature’s patterns is a two-dimensional discovery of lines; learning from Nature’s verbs offers life-long for scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians in STEM-related fields, as well as artists, archaeologists, architects, botanists, biologists, biodiversity specialists, carbon date specialists, ecologists, environmentalists, hydrologists, geologists, medical researchers, and many more. Look around you from wherever you are. You live in a biome, with a climate range of precipitation, temperature, days of sunshine, wind, and seasons!