We Stopped Trusting Our Instincts. Nature Never Did. | Travis Williams | TEDxMacatawa

Travis Williams, fondateur et PDG de ODC Network, soutient que les écrans conçus autour de la peur et de la dopamine nous ont éloignés de la nature et les uns des autres. Il oppose à cela le rythme naturel d'observer, s'engager et ajuster, présenté comme un moyen de distinguer à nouveau le signal du bruit. L'intervention a eu lieu lors de TEDxMacatawa, un événement TEDx organisé de manière indépendante selon le format de conférence TED.

• Écrans fondés sur la peur et la dopamine et leur effet sur le lien à la nature
• Le cycle observer, s'engager, ajuster comme modèle de décision
• Parcours du conférencier dans l'éducation et la restauration des écosystèmes

A polar bear crossing the Arctic tundra has far less information than we do, but far more clarity. Travis Williams explores how screens built on fear and dopamine have pulled us away from nature and from each other, and how nature’s rhythm of observe, commit, and adjust can help us tell signal from noise again. Travis Williams is the founding CEO of ODC Network and an innovative leader helping build nature-rich communities where people and nature thrive. Over the last 25 years, he has helped grow one of the region’s most integrated approaches connecting education, ecosystem restoration, and outdoor access. Under his leadership, ODC Network has grown from a single site in Holland, Michigan into a 14-division organization with more than 260 staff, serving over 200,000 people annually and connecting more than 1.5 million individuals to nature. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx