Dear supporter,

Functional hearts continue their learning walks together. This week, we observed the wildlife of the area adjacent to our Çalca family design area, which is one of our application areas. We took advantage of the coolness of the early morning hours.

We had breakfast by eating coyote plums, black and green figs and local peaches throughout the walk. The big trunked olive trees surprised us. Its trunk was emptied from its center, this flattened main trunk carried its branches, leaves and fruits like a shield for 100 years. We couldn't help but hug. When not touched, myrtle, mulberry, rosehip and menengiç preferred to be together. We came across a plant that none of us had ever seen before or even knew its name. Towards the end of the walk, we learned about deer grapes from a neighbor on the wild border. So it became clear that we would take another walk to taste it when it matured.

In short, we observed a lot, shared a lot, worked hard this week.

About to meet in functional associations that support life.