Explorations in Ecology for Children and their Adults
Peter Kindfield, PhD, Nicolette Rodriguez-MoodyTransformative ecological activities for adults to offer to children to support their learning about how we all contribute to the interdependent dance of life as they play in the forest, build shelters, garden, gather, and explore.
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Learning with children in the forest fills me with joy! I coordinate the Deep Adaptation Educators Group. I’m writing a book – Field Trips for All of Us: Transformative Adventures for Children and Their Adults.
A decolonizing Indigenous Naturalist, encouraging you to support your inner child through play and curiosity for the natural world we're a part of.
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