Tim Krueger

I am a scientist by profession and by inclination. While I am not particularly religious, I always resonated with the Renaissance idea of “Nature as Divine Revelation”. By studying the earth and the cultures that inhabit it, we are reading the Book of Nature.

There is something profound in the way clouds spill down a mountainside, the way waves crash against the cliffs and change from deep navy to turquoise, or the way redwood trees breathe in moisture-laden air on a cool morning.

My life is increasingly spent seeking these “divine” moments, and I would love to help do the same for you. Let’s experience the world.

I am a scientist by profession and by inclination. While I am not particularly religious, I always resonated with the Renaissance idea of “Nature as Divine Revelation”. By studying the earth and the cultures that inhabit it, we are reading the Book of Nature.

There is something profound in the way clouds spill down a mountainside, the way waves crash against the cliffs and change from deep navy to turquoise, or the way redwood trees breathe in moisture-laden air on a cool morning.

My life is increasingly spent seeking these “divine” moments, and I would love to help do the same for you. Let’s experience the world.