Slow down, breathe deep, and walk with Mabel Osgood Wright as she guides you through the quiet beauty of the natural world.There is a sacred stillness in the woods, a silent language. One of Americas first female naturalists, Mabel Osgood Wright was deeply moved by this. She gained inspiration from the subtle miracles of each season and the deep connection between humanity and nature. A pioneer of conservation and founder of the Connecticut Audubon Society, she blended scientific precision with poetic insightinviting readers to see with the eyes of the heart.Meditations of Mabel Osgood Wright brings together 60 of Wrights most evocative reflections on birds, flowers, gardens, and changing landscapes. From springs first flag of truce to the hush of winters woods, her words are more than observationthey offer wisdom, peace, and a call to cherish the world around us. This timeless collection speaks to readers seeking restoration, meaning, and mindfulness in the quiet company of nature.Inside youll find:Rich, lyrical reflections on the turning seasons and lifes quiet epiphanies Observations rooted in Wrights expertise as an ornithologist and botanist Moments of awe, serenity, and renewal drawn from forests, fields, and gardens A legacy of early conservation work that still shapes modern environmental thoughtRoyalties from this edition are donated to the Connecticut Audubon Society, supporting their conservation efforts.

Slow down, breathe deep, and walk with Mabel Osgood Wright as she guides you through the quiet beauty of the natural world.There is a sacred stillness in the woods, a silent language. One of Americas first female naturalists, Mabel Osgood Wright was deeply moved by this. She gained inspiration from the subtle miracles of each season and the deep connection between humanity and nature. A pioneer of conservation and founder of the Connecticut Audubon Society, she blended scientific precision with poetic insightinviting readers to see with the eyes of the heart.Meditations of Mabel Osgood Wright brings together 60 of Wrights most evocative reflections on birds, flowers, gardens, and changing landscapes. From springs first flag of truce to the hush of winters woods, her words are more than observationthey offer wisdom, peace, and a call to cherish the world around us. This timeless collection speaks to readers seeking restoration, meaning, and mindfulness in the quiet company of nature.Inside youll find:Rich, lyrical reflections on the turning seasons and lifes quiet epiphanies Observations rooted in Wrights expertise as an ornithologist and botanist Moments of awe, serenity, and renewal drawn from forests, fields, and gardens A legacy of early conservation work that still shapes modern environmental thoughtRoyalties from this edition are donated to the Connecticut Audubon Society, supporting their conservation efforts.

Slow down, breathe deep, and walk with Mabel Osgood Wright as she guides you through the quiet beauty of the natural world.There is a sacred stillness in the woods, a silent language. One of Americas first female naturalists, Mabel Osgood Wright was deeply moved by this. She gained inspiration from the subtle miracles of each season and the deep connection between humanity and nature. A pioneer of conservation and founder of the Connecticut Audubon Society, she blended scientific precision with poetic insightinviting readers to see with the eyes of the heart.Meditations of Mabel Osgood Wright brings together 60 of Wrights most evocative reflections on birds, flowers, gardens, and changing landscapes. From springs first flag of truce to the hush of winters woods, her words are more than observationthey offer wisdom, peace, and a call to cherish the world around us. This timeless collection speaks to readers seeking restoration, meaning, and mindfulness in the quiet company of nature.Inside youll find:Rich, lyrical reflections on the turning seasons and lifes quiet epiphanies Observations rooted in Wrights expertise as an ornithologist and botanist Moments of awe, serenity, and renewal drawn from forests, fields, and gardens A legacy of early conservation work that still shapes modern environmental thoughtRoyalties from this edition are donated to the Connecticut Audubon Society, supporting their conservation efforts.