Monarchs, Maples, and Medicine

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The document summarizes a discussion between experts in botany, child life, hospital education, and healing gardens about the benefits of gardening and nature for people in isolated settings. It includes the names and roles of the discussants, mentions isolation and hospital/healing settings, and notes they discussed using gardening and nature videos, newsletters, and websites to benefit people in isolated situations.

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32. This is a lightening whelk shell. It can be found from Cape Cod to Georgia. I was inspired to draw this because of its fascinating curves and dark but interesting features. I added the two fragile sand dollars at the base of the whelk to create a realistic allusion of the beaches of the Carolina shore. Drawing this picture took me back to my home on the beaches of NC, sitting on the cold, grainy textures of the sand, looking out at the endless sea that crashes with soothing, calming whispers.

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