LEARNING OUTSIDE
Time spent learning and playing in nature benefits the whole child and can help children reach their full potential. Access to safe, natural areas can enhance children’s physical and mental health, from improving cardiovascular vitality and weight management to reducing stress and ADHD symptoms. In addition, regular access to high quality green space inspires strong connections to the natural world.
NATURE CAN IMPROVE ACADEMIC OUTCOMES
Spending time in nature enhances educational outcomes by improving children’s academic performance, focus, behavior and love of learning.
NATURE PLAY CAN ENCOURAGE CARE FOR THE EARTH
Meaningful outdoor experiences benefit children and inspire them to love and care for nature. Children who are connected to nature have better health, higher satisfaction with life, and pro-environment behaviors.
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