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Monkey bars and horizontal ladders |
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Play Australia |
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Mud Pies and Daisy Chains: connecting young children and nature |
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Sue Elliot and Julie Davis |
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Natural Environments DEEC |
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Dept of Education and Early Childhood |
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Natural Environments DEEC - Photographs |
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DEEC |
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Nature lessons make children smarter and fitter |
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Play Australia |
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Nature's Playground |
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Journal Play Spaces |
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Nature, Childhood, Health and Life Pathways |
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University of Essex |
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Natured Kids Website | Natured Kids |
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Negligence - what does it mean? |
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Play Australia |
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New guidelines to bring nature play to every community |
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Children and Nature Network |
Nature Play & Learning Places is a project of the National Wildlife Federation and the Natural Learning Initiative at the College of Design, North Carolina State University. The guidelines draw from principal author Robin Moore’s extensive landscape design experience, case studies of 12 existing nature play areas across the country, and the contributions from the members of a national steering committee and a technical advisory committee, which consisted of representatives from more than 20 national organizations. The project was funded by the US Forest Service. - |