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    The Atlantic

    'Nature Is a Powerful Teacher': The Educational Value of Going Outside

    Kindergarten, Naturally

    How Finland Keeps Kids Focused Through Free Play

    The Nature Cure

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    BBC

    Outdoor learning 'boosts children's development​'

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    Children's Environmental Literacy Foundation

    Closing the Achievement Gap: Using the Environment as an Integrated Context for Learning

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    Children in Nature Network

    Nature Can Improve Academic Outcomes

    Nature Can Improve Health and Wellbeing

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    CNN

    Nature's calling - for more human diversity

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    The Guardian

    Tips and tricks for teachers: how outdoor learning boosts student wellbeing

     

    National Wildlife Federation

    Eco-Schools Closing the Achievement Gap for Hispanic and Economically Disadvantaged Students

    Back to School: Back Outside! How Outdoor Education and Outdoor School Time Create High Performance Students

     

    The New York Times

    Running Free in Germany's Outdoor Preschools

    How Walking in Nature Changes the Brain

    How to Lick a Slug

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    NPR

    Out of the Classroom and Into the Woods

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    Reuters

    More evidence that outdoor time may help prevent nearsightedness

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    RSPB

    Connected to Nature: Finding Out How Connected to Nature the U.K.'s Children Are

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    Salon.com

    Outdoor learning: Education's next revolution?

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