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Family Adventure Project – December 06, 2011

Kids Need Adventure, Parents Need to Teach Them

Kids Need Adventure, Parents Need to Teach Them

By Family Adventure Project
UK poll finds 85% kids, parents want more adventure, yet most have never camped out or taken part in adventure sports. [+]

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The Nature Conservancy – October 18, 2011

What Do We Really Own?

What Do We Really Own?

By Bahram Akradi
It is we who belong to Mother Earth, and not the other way around. [+]

SECTIONS | CATEGORY 1 | Access | Built Environment

Real Clear Markets – October 24, 2011

Investing In America’s Families, Communities and Economy

By Arthur Blank
At a time when many youth face health risks and other challenges, parks can contribute to a healthy future. [+]

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The Australian – October 22, 2011

Playing by the Rules Makes Prisoners of Children

By Cassandra Wilkinson
Author cites growing desire among Australian parents to revive exciting, fun and adventurous childhoods. [+]

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Monsters and Critics – September 29, 2011

Children Should Experience More Nature, Author Says

Children Should Experience More Nature, Author Says

By Ursula Mommsen-Henneberger
Germany beginning to implement some ideas in Louv's Last Child in the Woods [+]

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Iowa State University – October 12, 2011

Head Start Body Start Take it Outside Week Oct. 16-22

Head Start Body Start Take it Outside Week Oct. 16-22

By Malisa
Week encourages early childhood professionals and families to make time outdoors an important part of young children’s daily lives. [+]

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Applications Open for 2012 TogetherGreen Fellowships and Innovation Grants

Audubon & Toyota seek to fund promising conservation leaders and community-based projects. [+]

“No Child Left Ashore” Movement Makes Waves

SF Bay Area's Pegasus Project gets students out on the water, where transformations occur. [+]

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A Healing Place for Children

C&NN Founding Chair Richard Louv consulting on new children's treatment center in MN, which is… [+]

National Kids to Parks Day Set for May 19

Nationwide day of outdoor play organized by National Park Trust. Classroom contest ends March 1. [+]

Chevy Chase, MD, Preschool Encourages Learning Outside the Box

Preschoolers spend at least half a day outside in woods, in all seasons. [+]

Study: Preschoolers Need to Get a Move On

Most pre-school children spend hours doing sedentary activities instead of playing outside, research has shown. [+]

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2010 C&NN Report
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