Category Archive: Blog

Apr 03

Why Kids Need Nature

Lets get out kids outdoors and connected to Nature

All kids love to spend time in nature, climbing, exploring, watching ants and birds, and just plain kicking back and being one with their environment. But did you know that nature is so important to their health that it could even be thought of as a nutrient – a nutrient for which many children today …

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Mar 05

We’re Wearin’ the World

So much of what we do, say and think is not only a reflection of who we are but also of how we perceive and connect with the world around us. I am often reminded of how reality intrudes into our beings and the life we lead by the simple gestures of Mother Nature. We …

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Jan 25

The Future of Climate Ride

Blake Holiday & Caeli Quinn

Just ponder for a while…..a 5-day vacation along some of the most breathtaking views on Earth. Pedaling down the California Coast, through the Avenue of the Giants amongst Redwoods, visiting some of the most sustainable establishments, meditating on the immense Beauty and indulging in conversations so riveting it excites the senses beyond belief! Yes, that’s …

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Jan 24

Why do Climate Ride?

Geraldine and Shamini - Climate Riders

Climate Ride events are the one and only national charity sporting events dedicated to sustainability.  As both  founders Caeli Quinn and Geraldine Carter will attest to “Climate Ride is the hub of the green movement”. I asked Geraldine point blank in this video  “Why do Climate Ride?” at last year’s California Climate Ride in September …

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Jan 23

A Message To Kids – We are part of Nature

Climate Rider, Tim Nenninger

It did not surprise me when I asked TIm Nenninger what he would like to share with kids about Climate Ride, he simply and succinctly said, “We are all part of Nature”.   That statement kept ringing in my head over and over again. It was the essence of the Dhana Spirit.  Tim, who has …

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Jan 22

Challenges to Understanding Sustainability

Climate Riders - Caeli Quinn & Shamini Dhana

One of the toughest concepts for people to understand is this whole concept of ‘sustainability’ – how it impacts our daily lives, the people we care about, our health and well-being and even the choices we make.  It’s true that it’s difficult for us to grasp what it means to be a polar bear and …

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Jan 18

Day 5: Moms Modeling Friendship

Day 4- Moms Modeling Friendship

When we reflect on our conversations with our mother, do you remember talking about friendships, the significance of having friends at every stage of our sisterhood, and the many ways we’re able to foster a deep connection with women in our lives? According to Shasta Nelson, Founder of GirlFriendCircles.com, we have the opportunity to model …

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Jan 17

Day 4: The “Friend” vs “Friendly” Challenge for Moms

Day 4 - GFC

The age old problem that not everyone will be best friends, see eye to eye or enjoy each others company is more common than we think.  In fact, moms are often faced with the situation when their good friends have kids and don’t play together as they are in different age groups, gender or have …

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Jan 16

Day 3: The Time & Energy Challenge for Moms

Day 3 - Time and Energy Challenge

With the demands in a mom’s everyday  life it seems impossible to have time and energy to go out and make friends. However, in this video Shasta Nelson, Founder of GirlFriendCircles.com shares tips to prioritizing our life so we can do just that. Also, studies reveal the benefits to female friendship including an increase in …

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Jan 15

Day 2: The Different Life Stage Challenge for Moms

Day 2 - Different Life Stage Challenge

In today’s video series of “Challenges Moms Face with Friendship” , Shasta Nelson talks about the importance of giving ourselves permission to go out and build new friendships with women going through similar life stage issues – be it new parents, teenagers, divorce or health related matters. That said, it is key to cherish the …

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