Celebrated Earth Day with children from a school in India. We went on a bare foot walk to feel the earth, touched what was on her and picked them up. These were used to make posters and book marks to share with friends and teachers. We shared our feelings for the earth and what it meant for us.…

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 Started a new Blog called  Earth and Rosie which aims to provide parents, teachers, or anyone looking for fun, educational content, and deas for teaching kids earth stewardship and sustainability.  Drawing from a variety of sources that include the Little Earth Charter, Curious Kids TV and my own eco songs, the blog will share new posts once a week.

I've been working as an environmental educator, singer/songwriter and kids TV…

Finding meaningful connection with nature is difficult for the average urban dweller. Some of us simply don’t know how—without a prescribed activity, we are at a loss. Others are bored unless nature offers something tangible, like something to speed through, climb up, jump over, or zip past.

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http://www.dahndesign.com/2014/04/22/nature-is-a-puppy/…

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Follow us across the United States on DakotaGoes.com and help raise funds for CHOC (Children's Hospital of Orange County) and C&NN (Children & Nature Network). We will travel through nature beginning May 1st to inspire kids and parents to get outside and have some fun. Go to www.dakotagoes.com and click on the Dakota Goes USA page to find out about our…

We are super excited to announce that we have begun registration for the 2014 Manitoba Nature…

I am pleased to announce the launch of The Green Beans & the Litterbugs at…

Last month the Nursery class at The Miquon School in Conshohocken, PA, continued our investigation of how all living things are connected and how we rely on each other and other living things to meet our needs. Our field trip to Weavers Way Co-op gave us a closer look at the farm-to-market process and…

Perhaps it’s because he’s my second child and the crazy obsessiveness I exhibited with my first child has left me… mostly. Perhaps it’s because I thought our little adventure wouldn’t take us very far from the car and, honestly, I really didn’t want to carry anything. I’m not sure why we started on our journey without a diaper bag but we did. And we learned an important lesson that day.

If your child drinks a lot they will require more frequent diaper changes. You’d think I would…