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The Children & Nature Network has developed some terrific resources for educators. Click on the link below:

http://www.childrenandnature.org/learn/toolkits/

 

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Samantha Iwinski profiles the work that Krystyna Meyer does for the Shedd Aquarium in encouraging citizens to #getoutside and connect with nature!
The Transcendentalists of the early 19th century used the word “sublime” to describe inspiration that comes as a result of elevated natural beauty. Climbing Mount Si, a mountain just outside of Seattle, Washington was one of the most sublime experiences I have had in a very long time.
Now that businesses are opening back up, a great way to spend time outdoors is to go downtown with friends and watch the sunset! 🌅 🌆
Living in an urban environment it can be hard to connect with nature with the noises of traffic and construction surrounding you. That’s why stopping and being aware of the little things in nature can be so important and grounding.
The restorative nature of being outside has always helped me clear my mind. Walking along the shoreline at my local beach while growing up was a great way to escape any stressors that can come with everyday life.
One of my favorite things to do in the Summer is to watch the sunset on the Lakefront. No matter where you are, it feels good to take some time out of your day to relax and reflect in nature.

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