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Check out this new video from The Nature Conservancy in New Jersey’s “Nature 101” series! “Adventuring with Children,” featuring Brenda Kessler of Children & Nature Network, explains how outdoor time specifically benefits kids physically, emotionally and developmentally. She emphasizes the many benefits of spending time in nature, including the development of gross motor skills and healthy vision, reductions in stress and building problem-solving skills. Brenda also shares tips and tricks for br

Connecting with nature has countless benefits for children, from reducing stress and anxiety to fostering creativity and imagination. Spending time outdoors allows children to explore their surroundings, engage their senses, and develop a sense of wonder and appreciation for the world around them. Whether it's playing in the grass, collecting rocks, or watching insects, the opportunities for learning and growth are endless. So next time you're feeling cooped up, head outside with your little one