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I see many people and businesses making profits from coaching sporting skills (Karate,Baseball,Strength) and the arts .(Dance,Music and Art Lessons) to young people.Many parents enagage their…Continue
Started Nov 19, 2011
Lynnette Pritchett left a comment for George JeffersonFrom the Project Learning Tree Site:Why EE is important.
Tomorrow's leaders need to be equipped for tomorrow's challenges, and we must adequately prepare our children for the future they will inherit. That requires a commitment to providing children with environmental education that helps them become the educated thought leaders of tomorrow.
Posted on December 17, 2011 at 6:30pm
by Laura Duffey, PLT State Coordinator for Minnesota, originally for PLT's Branch Newsletter in 2010
Early Childhood (from Marlee Meshbesher, preschool teacher at St. David’s Center near…
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F.U.N. Families Understanding Nature
The Rangers at the Army Corp of Engineers Lake Philpott have a awesome program called of all things FUN
Families Understanding Nature. There are brochures and activities that you can…
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Lynnette Pritchett said… Hi George. I think we might have met recently, right?
whitney peckman said… Thx George - we spend the winters working in AZ but return in the spring. I am new to this site and don't have a feel for it, but have grands that live in CA & I hope to get them involved somehow.
Suz Lipman said… Hi George! Glad you're posting about all your great activities. I hope we get some people from NC to participate. I wanted to let you know that a group you joined, the Grassroots Campaign Coordinators Group has merged into a newer group and will be closing down soon. To keep up on Grassroots activities, you'll want to join the newer group:
http://childrenandnature.ning.com/group/local-grassroots-campaign-coordinators
Hope to see you there and elsewhere. Cheers!
Suz Lipman said… Hi George! Warm welcome to C&NN Connect. I'm glad you found us and are making yourself at home in discussions and groups. I hope you'll continue to share your activities, ideas and photos with us and find this a rich source of resources. For any questions about the network, see our FAQ page. Hope to see you here again soon.
C&NN Connect was created to support people and organizations working worldwide to reconnect children and nature. Host: Suz Lipman
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