Social Science

The mechanisms of society are complex.  Agreeing on our social contract often creates conflict. The things that hold society together; the way we interact with each other - symbols, geography, groups -  have often been influenced by the outdoors.  

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The symbols of the sun, travelers, seeds, water, trees, the universe, and animals are some of the oldest symbols we have.  These symbols drew people together into a common understanidng of each other.  These symbols are still used by Greentroverts today.

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Geography, the physical world around us, creates in us a deep, and meaningful life.  Native tribes around the world connect and identify with their sacred geography; others find solice in a single mountain, tree, lake or stream.  These physical feattures give us meaning.  Greentroverts find comfort in being together in physical geography.

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Groups are often created around the outside.  Hikers, bikers, cavers and gardeners, are all greentroverts who have found solice in each other.