Join Sustainable Somerset for a morning of networking and business building with members interested in promoting environmental stewardship in Somerset County. Sustainable Somerset is a special interest group of the Somerset County Business Partnership, and is available to all members as a benefit of membership.

This year, Sustainable Somerset will be hosting a series of educational forums on key topics that will help members to become current on the latest trends and gain greater access to resources within the green marketplace.

This month topic: Nature Deficit Disorder

Did you know nature can help your personal well-being

and improve your focus?

Join us… as we take a look at Nature Deficit Disorder (NDD) and the lessons learned from around the world that could be used to enhance your business!

People are spending more and more time connecting through modern day technologies and less time with others and the outdoors. Come and learn about Nature Deficit Disorder, and the surprising impact it is having on professionals.

Learn how to effectively implement natural innovations and public health as a tool to advance your personal well-being and performance.

About the Speaker:

Carrie Springer has been a Naturalist with the Somerset County Park Commission Environmental Education Center for twelve years and has taught a number of ecological programs to people of all ages. Recently she has taken on a new role. As manager of the Somerset County Park Commission Environmental Education Center, Carrie is working on projects to enhance the visitor experience on the trails, in the building, and during programs. Seeking sponsorship and partnerships with organizations to increase the impact we have on the community is one of her priorities for 2017.

For more information about the activities of Sustainable Somerset, go to www.SustainableSomerset.org or contact Takeena Deas at Tdeas@scbp.org.

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