Join Boulder County Volunteer Naturalists for a ‘journey’ where we walk the 4.6-billion-year age of the Earth in 3 miles. In this “Deep Time Walk”, each step walked corresponds to 1 million years, therefore, the whole human history from Homo Sapiens to now happens in the last few inches! The Deep Time Walk enables people to learn from and connect to their own short-lived experience of time on Earth with the vast expanse of geological time right here in Boulder County.
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Hi, I'm John, a nature lover, activist, and lifelong learner. I'm passionate about learning, restoring, and protecting the natural world, and I love to share this passion with others. I’ve had a wide and varied career history, most recently as an Education & Outreach Seasonal for Boulder County and as an Urban Ranger for the City of Boulder. Now in “retirement” I enjoy volunteering to continue to serve, connect, and celebrate the beauty and diversity of life with others.
I am filled with awe and wonder when in the out of doors. Nature brings out the best in me – reverence, curiosity, wonder and humility. I love to hike, camp, flyfish, ski, and sometimes do nothing, but take it all in. My greatest joy is doing these activities with family and friends as it deepens the connection. As a VN I desire to instill a sense of wonder and caring through education to others in the hope that they are inspired through nature and may also be moved to conserve it.
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