The Waste Free Crew is an initiative developed by SC Johnson, A Family Company, Milwaukee Brewers, and EarthEcho International to do two things: educate the next generation on waste management and develop better habits during Earth Month to reduce waste all year long.
Detroit Outdoors is a collaboration between the Sierra Club Outdoors for All Campaign, YMCA of Metro Detroit, and Detroit Parks and Recreation, and is one part gear library, one part leadership training, one part youth program, and one part community connector. With expertise and weather-appropriate apparel and equipment available for loan, members and leaders ensure that youth, families, and anyone in the community that wants to get outdoors has the right skills and gear to make it happen.
Episode 73 of Nature Revisited – the Podcast, is with Cheryl Charles, the Co-Founder of the Children & Nature Network and the international co-chair of #NatureForAll
Families in Nature inspires all families to fall in love with nature and foster the next generation of conservationists through time spent learning, playing and volunteering outdoors.
Families In Nature (FIN) attended the Children & Nature Network Inside Out International Conference. As the new co-chair for #NatureForAll USA , FIN Founder and Executive Director Heather Kuhlken co led the #NatureForAll presentation on “Creating a World Inspired By #NatureForAll” with Lais Fleury and Luis Camargo.
Isabelle Galko is the first Families in Nature student to become a Certified Junior Ecologist through our Ecologist School Program. Her passion for the oceans and coral reefs led her to research, produce, and release a documentary on the negative effects of sunscreen on coral health.
Meet Armon Alex, youth leadership council member and Board of Directors at EarthEcho International.
Inspired by #NatureForAll Sounds of Your Park, students at the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse explored the natural world through sounds, looking for meaning within that space.
Aurelia Casey is behind the Inner City Ranger program in Brooklyn, NY, which teaches kids how to connect with nature in an urban setting.
How green schoolyards can help make schools safer this fall—and improve kids’ lives permanently