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There is a park in my neighborhood, half of which is designated as a nature play space. Where all those things are allowed, lots of forts. It appears it was as
by ratmice 3y ago
There is a park in my neighborhood, half of which is designated as a nature play space. Where all those things are allowed, lots of forts. It appears it was associated with the national wildlife federation natural learning initiative.
https://www.nwf.org/Kids-and-Family/Connecting-Kids-and-Nature/Nature-Play-Spaces https://www.nwf.org/Kids-and-Family/Connecting-Kids-and-Natu...
Not sure if there is a list of such places though
- prawn 3y agoNature play spaces are common in Australian schools now. Logs, rocks, dirt. Kids make forts and grind up rocks and so on. 40 years ago at the same school, we had old car tyres to roll around.