From John Springer:

Everyone talks about the weather, in fact weather has made the headlines for the past several years in its many forms and ways. However, do you know how to talk to the weather, other than cursing at it? Have you tried to shield your house and property from destructive storms? Have you asked for gentle soaking rains? Have you ever thanked the weather for providing gentle cool breezes on hot days, gentle rain on dry days, partly cloudy skies on bright days. Everyone has the ability to talk to the weather, however have you ever thank the weather in fulfilling your requests. John will share exercises and true stories about connecting with the Weather Elementals. Stop talking about the weather, learn how to work with the weather for your area and appreciate it rather than cursing it.

John Springer has been appointed the Master of Ceremony for the Festival of Angels Expo taking place April 18 & 19, in Ridgefield, WA, just North of Portland, OR. Recently, John has been re-elected to a another 3 year term as the Tree Advocate on the Executive Board of the Florida Urban Forestry Council; the International Director of the Alliance for Spiritual Ecology; the Visionary Director for the Fairy And Earth (FAE) Festivals in FL & NC; the Co-Creator and Visionary Director for Brighid’s Fairy Faire in Cassadaga, FL which followed the opening of the Fairy Trail Project on March 17, 2013 in Cassadaga Co-Created by John and Lilian Casselberry. John is the Creator of Enchanted Nature Walkabouts and performs these walkabouts at arboretums, gardens, parks and private properties throughout the Southeast. This year, John will be conducting several ELF (Enchanted Living Forest) Schools in WA, NC & PA, working with the Elementals & Devas. You will forever see and feel the world of nature through a new set of eyes & heart when you walk with John Springer: www.facebook.com/enchantedwalkabouts – 

John is trained in Project Learning Tree (PLT), Project WET, Project WILD and other educational programs designed for teachers of science and environment. In 1970, John earned a BS in Landscape Architecture with a minor in Forestry from Purdue University and gained a Masters in Environmental Education from Florida Institute of Technology in 1976. John is Teaching Teachers to Teach Trees. His 30 years of Boy Scouts, Eagle Scout and earning the William T. Hornaday Award for Distinguished Service to Conservation in 1964 really set his foundation in the realms of nature, the environment and education. John is actively working with the Citrus and Gateway Councils of the Girl Scouts for the past 9 years conducting Enchanted Nature Walkabouts, Enchanted Forest and Gardens programs, which the Girl Scouts have declared has changed their girls and made them all ‘Happy Campers’! Now they talk to everything, the birds, the flowers, the wind, the rain, the trees; they wave at leaves and they hug trees.  They have said they have never seen the girls so happy!

Contact John:

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