NLI NewsletterApril 2023
Creating environments for healthy human development and a healthy biosphere for generations to come.
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Natural Learning Initiative
NEWSLETTER
April 2023
EVERYTHING SHOULD HAVE NATURE was a World Environment Day message from an 11 year old for the International Year of the Child (1979), participating in CHILDREN CAN TOO! (a project of the U.S. branch of IPA – the International Play Association)* advocating for the right of children and youth to participate in decisions affecting their daily environment. learn more
The Nature Playscape at Conestee Nature Preserve (CNP) offers a bounded space dedicated to childhood freedom to explore, discover, play in, and learn about nature – and above all, have fun with family and friends. Designed through a collaborative process, the 0.8-acre space reflects CNP goals of conservation and the strengthening of human connections to nature. learn more
Anne Springs Close Greenway (ASCG)
Local arborist companies often provide free wood chips from trees they trim to anyone in the area who requests them. Chips may include tiny sticks, leaves, etc., but they work well as mulch on pathways and as a ground cover in heavily used/shady/muddy areas where grass won’t grow. Chips can also be used… read more
Thank you for continuing to support our mission!
https://ncchildrenandnature.org
(919) 515-8345
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