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Resources: Children and Nature
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National Forum on Children and Nature--is dedicated to reconnecting kids with nature.
By doing so, the Forum seeks to improve children’s health and overall well-being, while
encouraging them to rediscover America’s landscape. They have 30 demonstration projects
on their site that could be replicated.
Children and Nature Network--Created to encourage and support the people and
organizations working to reconnect children with nature. C&NN provides access to the latest
news and research in the field and a peer-to-peer network of researchers and individuals,
educators and organizations dedicated to children's health and well-being. C&NN Annotated
Bibliographies of Research and Studies on the health benefits of children interacting with
nature.
Let's Go Outside--US Fish and Wildlife Services' site provides information about nature
and going outside to parents, students and educators.
Fifth Grade Students from Washington further recommend these resources,
specifically for students and children. Thank you for your suggestions!
www.thewaterpage.com/water-conservation-kids.htm
/www.recycleworks.org/kids/index.html
polymer-search.com/top-science-project-ideas.html
www.eia.gov/kids/
BACK TO RESOURCES
National Forum on Children and Nature--is dedicated to reconnecting kids with nature.
By doing so, the Forum seeks to improve children’s health and overall well-being, while
encouraging them to rediscover America’s landscape. They have 30 demonstration projects
on their site that could be replicated.
Children and Nature Network--Created to encourage and support the people and
organizations working to reconnect children with nature. C&NN provides access to the latest
news and research in the field and a peer-to-peer network of researchers and individuals,
educators and organizations dedicated to children's health and well-being. C&NN Annotated
Bibliographies of Research and Studies on the health benefits of children interacting with
nature.
Let's Go Outside--US Fish and Wildlife Services' site provides information about nature
and going outside to parents, students and educators.
Fifth Grade Students from Washington further recommend these resources,
specifically for students and children. Thank you for your suggestions!
www.thewaterpage.com/water-conservation-kids.htm
/www.recycleworks.org/kids/index.html
polymer-search.com/top-science-project-ideas.html
www.eia.gov/kids/
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