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NLI Newsletter – May 2023

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NLI NewsletterMay 2023

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Creating environments for healthy human development and a healthy biosphere for generations to come.

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Natural Learning Initiative

NEWSLETTER

May 2023

NC State logo on red background, symbolizing outdoor education and nature-based play.
Children play in a raised garden bed, engaging in outdoor learning and nature-based activities.

The Importance of Hands-on Gardening

is boosted by the publication of a third USDA-supported Childcare Outdoor Learning Environments as Active Food Systems (COLEAFS) research article. Results presented in this article link preschool gardening to increased physical activity and reduced sedentary time among children 3–5 years old living in disadvantaged communities in North Carolina. The first article describes… read more

Sunset over lush green hills, perfect for outdoor play and nature-based learning.

Acknowledging Ancestral Lands Statement Released

The Natural Learning Initiative (NLI) recognizes tribal sovereignty and acknowledges with deep gratitude First Nations as ancestral stewards of the land upon which North Carolina State University sits. Also acknowledged are state-wide ancestral land locations, where NLI engages with local communities… read more

Introducing the Green Desk Tabbing System

The NLI Green Desk has a new tabbing system that makes it easier to find and sort through what questions you’d like to see answered. The Green Desk is a place where common questions people ask about outdoor learning environments and activities are answered in short, tailored posts. learn more

The Green Desk: Recycled tires as planters in a nature-based playground, promoting outdoor learning and accessibility.
Woman smiles in front of poster about childcare garden intervention, highlighting outdoor play and nature-based learning.

Texas Tech Colleague Wins Poster Competition

Nazia Afrin Trina, an international student at Texas Tech University’s Department of Landscape Architecture, has placed first in the Texas Tech University Obesity Research Institute’s Graduate Student Poster Competition… read more

Thank you for continuing to support our mission!

Donate to NLI's Development Fund for outdoor play & nature-based learning.

https://ncchildrenandnature.org

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