New Bucknell study reveals how various interactions in nature impact stewardship
LEWISBURG — Imagine the serenity of standing knee-deep in a cool stream, the rhythmic casting of a fly rod, and the sudden, exhilarating tug of a fish on the line. This peaceful scene, often depicted in films and literature, may hold the key to a deeper, more meaningful connection between humans and the natural world, according to a new Bucknell University study. The new study, led by Freeman College of Management Professor Annetta Grant, markets, innovation & design, has unveiled how such nature-based activities, in this case fly fishing, can transform human experiences and ...