Submitted by Natural Curiosity A digital learning experience designer, founder of AdaptED, and former arts educator, Ingrid’s work as an educator has taken her to many educational spaces from arts and media education to tech and learning design. Find…
Submitted by Natural Curiosity A primary school teacher and liaison between staff, administration, and parent council in Toronto, ON, Kelly’s work in environmental education began through her participation in Natural Curiosity’ Online Coaching Group for Primary Learners with coach…
By Tonyaa Weathersbee, for Finding Nature News. Published here with permission. Nicole Jackson doesn’t remember much about her life before being placed in foster care. She does, however, remember that being outdoors helped her survive it. Today, Jackson is an…
The wild, open spaces of nature, with its solace, wonder and mystery, can help children heal from the toll experienced by the Covid pandemic.
When it comes to the environment, one of Joe Arko’s favorite things to do is to get up early in the morning and clean the park and basketball courts near his house.
As part of Women’s History Month, Families In Nature are highlight their small women-led team.
Moronke Harris, an oceanographer who has returned to academia after working in industry on climate engineering and intergovernmental, multi-vessel research expedition planning, shares her story with Jackson Wild.
Three female educators from Paso Pacífico completed their 10th year leading the Junior Ranger environmental education program.
Read more about a project aimed at capturing best practices to create a world in which every child connects meaningfully with nature every day.
In early 2023, Paso Pacífico volunteer Ula Leavitt traveled to Playa Los Cóbanos, El Salvador to participate in humpback whale research with Proyecto Megaptera.