Thoreau Society

The Thoreau Society is an organization dedicated to promoting the life and works of American writer and philosopher Henry David Thoreau, best known for his book "Walden," which reflects his experiences living simply in nature. Founded in 1941, the society fosters appreciation for Thoreau's thoughts on nature, individualism, and social justice. It hosts events, publishes materials, and supports educational initiatives to engage people with Thoreau's ideas, encouraging a deeper connection to nature and a more reflective way of living. The society celebrates Thoreau's legacy as a pioneer of environmentalism and civil disobedience.