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We are of the Earth

I was writing notes for my speech for the Nature Education Conference in New Zealand and it sparked a visual idea that I had to draw. It seeded the theme of what will ultimately become the main thread of my talk.We are of the Earth.Without nature, we are nothing…this I know in my heart.…See More

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We Protect What We Love

Our Children are the Caretakers of Tomorrow: In this book we celebrate nature and art, opening the hearts and minds of children - inspiring them to explore the wonders of the natural world and thier own unique creative gifts: …See More

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Keeping the Enchantment of Childhood Alive

If you answer YES to all of these questions you may wish to join this amazing journey in helping to grow "The Garden of Love"1. Do you wish to help keep the enchantment of childhood alive? 2. Do you believe that picture books and telling stories are important in a child’s life? 3. Do you care about the future of our Natural World? 4. Do you believe in nurturing compassion, love, truth, respect and peace in our children?I invite you to participate in creating “…See More

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"Beautiful, Marghanita! Thank you for sharing this with us. Best of luck with your project!"

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The Garden of Love BOOK Project - Sowing Seeds of Love and Wisdom

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Let the Forest Echo with Laughter this Summer

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Let the Forest Echo with Laughter this Summer

My wish for Summer is that all children, everywhere get to experience a "childhood summer" ....to be alive in nature, to feel it, breath it, taste it, smell it, see it, dance with it..wonder at it and with it.....to celebrate it! Let the Forest echo with Laughter from Marghanita Hughes on Vimeo.Outdoors in nature is a "Childhood Summer" See More

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Suz Lipman commented on Marghanita Hughes's blog post Gardening: Fostering Compassion in Children

"This is such a beautiful and inspiring post, Marghanita! Thank you so much for sharing it with us. Everything you shared rings true. Gardening teaches us all so much about stewardship and care for land, body and community, in such a simple and…"

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Gardening: Fostering Compassion in Children

Compassion fosters a feeling of connectedness and peaceGardening is all about CompassionGardening is a wonderful way to connect children with nature and foster compassion.Gardening is tending to the soil with care and patience. ConnectedGardening gets kids touching and feeling the earth (soil). Insects and birds will visit their…See More

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Title or Role: Children's author/illustrator and nature educator.

Organization: Lets Go Outside Revolution

Bio: Marghanita Hughes is a children’s author and illustrator and creator of the award-winning children’s brand: The Little Humbugs. She is a natural teacher and founder of the “Let’s Go Outside” Revolution – a non-profit organization with a mission to change the way children spend their time. Throughout the year, Marghanita runs nature classes for children and "hands on" workshops for educators wanting to learn how they can connect children with the natural world. She strongly believes that all children should be given the opportunity to discover and explore the natural world. Marghanita is currently producing a video series based on the successful nature classes, public speaking and workshop presentations and school visits.

Web site: http://www.marghanita.com

Facebook Account: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1762051960

Twitter Account: http://twitter.com/#!/littlehumbugs

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Posted on October 14, 2013 at 8:35am

We Protect What We Love

Our Children are the Caretakers of Tomorrow: In this book we celebrate nature and art, opening the hearts and minds of children - inspiring them to explore the wonders of the natural world and thier own unique creative…

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Posted on August 24, 2013 at 7:10am

Keeping the Enchantment of Childhood Alive

If you answer YES to all of these questions you may wish to join this amazing journey in helping to grow "The Garden of Love"

1. Do you wish to help keep the enchantment of childhood alive?

2. Do you believe that picture books and telling stories are important in a child’s life?

3. Do you care about the future of our Natural World?

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Let the Forest Echo with Laughter this Summer

My wish for Summer is that all children, everywhere get to experience a "childhood summer" ....to be alive in nature, to feel it, breath it, taste it, smell it, see it, dance with it..wonder at it and with it.....to celebrate it!

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At 6:11pm on October 7, 2010, jessica said…: Greetings dear,
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At 9:32am on May 9, 2010, Juliet Robertson said…: Oops - sorry for calling you Luis - I've been copying and pasting large parts of the message to go through the entire international C&NN Connect members!

At 9:30am on May 9, 2010, Juliet Robertson said…: Dear Luis

I've just been asked to create an "International C&NN Connect" group so please do stop by and say hello there. It will provide a place for people to share news, views, ideas and activities from all over the world http://childrenandnature.ning.com/group/internationalcnnconnect

Oh yes...and the Scotland group welcomes members from all over the world too. It will give you a wee insight into what's happening in this country about children and nature. You can flag up "Toffee the Highland Cow"!

Best wishes
Juliet

At 1:40pm on February 19, 2010, Marghanita Hughes said…: My kids would love to submit some of their nature photographs. We are all mad about photography, our teenagers have their own cameras (and share a video camera) and Sam is allowed to borrow my Canon Rebel now that he understands how to care for it.
Our eldest son is taking photography at school and has just had his first dark room experience. Before the children were born, my husband and I converted a small bathroom into a dark room-such a magical experience watching a picture develop right in front of your eyes. Now a days, it's all digital-which for kids (and probably most adults) is great because they get to see their creativity immediately.
The outdoors has endless possibilities for a photographer - whatever age they may be.
I'm loving your website!

At 6:39pm on February 18, 2010, Marghanita Hughes said…: Thank you Catherine for your lovely comments. Hope your kids school agree to hunting for pine cones. I'm trying to organize a few pine cone hunts with 2 local schools for Earth Day -then back to the classrooms to make the bird feeders. Hope we get the go-ahead.
Have a wonderful weekend.

At 8:07am on February 18, 2010, Catherine Adams said…: Thanks Marghanita for your nice words on the kids photography. If you wish, your children are always welcome to submit imagery to share and inspire others about our natural playground. I just love your "Hunting for Pine Cones" and your website is wonderful! I'm planning on suggesting to my kids school teachers if they would like to hunt for pine cones with the kiddos!!!!!

At 10:33am on February 11, 2010, Marghanita Hughes said…: Hi Julie

We have the Toffee books in some tourist locations-Edinburgh Castle, Glamis Castle etc but hadn't thought of Visit Scotland direct-thanks for the advice-I will look into it.
Do you still have snow?

At 9:47am on February 11, 2010, Juliet Robertson said…: Ahem - truth be told I'm a Sassenach and my very-English accent reveals all! Does Visit Scotland promote the Toffee books? I hadn't seen them until I saw them on your website.

At 3:52pm on February 10, 2010, Marghanita Hughes said…: Hi Juliet
Nice to meet with another Scot on C&NN. Thought you might like my guest post featuring my favourite Scottish animal- The adorable Highland Cow :10 Great ways for kids to spend time outdoors: http://bit.ly/9EyhwJ

Marghanita

At 3:41pm on February 10, 2010, Juliet Robertson said…: Hi Marghanita

I've just clicked! You are "Little Humbugs" on Twitter! Nice to meet you here on C&NN Connect. It's a small world!

Best wishes
Juliet