The Nature Everywhere Communities initiative invited the Lower Columbia Nature Network to participate in a Ripple Effects Mapping (REM) evaluation to document and understand the impacts of systems-change efforts aimed at creating more equitable access to nature for children everywhere they live, learn, and play. This report summarizes those findings.

The Nature Everywhere Communities initiative invited GSAN to participate in a Ripple Effects Mapping (REM) evaluation process to strengthen their systems-change approach and their extensive green schoolyards and climate resilience efforts. This report summarizes those findings.

The Nature Everywhere Communities initiative invited Prescribe Outside to participate in a Ripple Effects Mapping (REM) evaluation process to document and understand the impacts of systems change efforts aimed at creating more equitable access to nature everywhere children live, learn and play. This report summarizes those findings.

The Nature Everywhere Communities initiative invited PCCCN to participate in a Ripple Effects Mapping (REM) evaluation process to uplift their systems change approach and extensive early childhood nature connections and nature exploration area park improvements. This report summarizes those findings.

This report documents the ripple effects of the Nature Everywhere Boulder (NEB) coalition, a cross-sector partnership focused on expanding equitable access to nature for children and families in Boulder. Developed through a Ripple Effects Mapping (REM) evaluation process with 24 participants, the report identifies six core impact themes: guiding beliefs, cross-sector collaboration, community co-design, community empowerment, policy and practice change, and ongoing challenges.