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Frank Cook was a botanist who spent his life learning about nature and teaching. He's no longer with us but his legacy and body of work lives on, fortunately! Join us and take a look at the wonderful world he's created for us that describes the nature surrounding us, that we're woven in with.
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About this group - Frank Cook's World - on Zoobird
(photo from the video "Frank Cook - Plant Walk - "Hemlock")
I've created this group to share what I learn about Frank Cook with you all and integrate what you know and learn. Some of you here at Zoobird knew Frank when he was alive. I'll help collect your memories of Frank here as we peruse his body of work. I hope you'll feel comfortable enough here to tell us what you learned from Frank if you knew him.
It's going to be fun and an adventure! Join us!
All the best,
Mike Levin
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Sandor Katz remembers Frank Cook
Started by Michael Levin Feb 25, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
http://www.eatweeds.co.uk - Sandor Katz was good friends with Frank Cook, with both…Continue
Frank Cook - Flow
Started by Michael Levin Feb 19, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Frank Cook discusses a concept he calls flow, which is the interrelatedness of all things in the world. Frank's work has influenced many of the people here on Zoobird, particularly Mycol Stevens,…Continue
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Comment by Michael Levin on February 20, 2012 at 7:57pm -
Well, you and Mycol are the inspiration, Marc. I did a little digging and found Frank's website and lots of videos. So, that's enough to get a little dialog going here. Hope to see you at the Hostel in the Forest...lots of stories to tell, my friend.
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Comment by Marc Williams on February 20, 2012 at 6:59pm -
Thanks for starting this Michael! Hope to contribute more as time allows. Cheers, marc
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