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Nature doesn’t have to stay outside! Explore three ways we can welcome nature into our indoor classrooms and homes.

With the right mindset, clothing, and care, every kind of weather can become an opportunity for fun, learning, and connection outdoors.

Do you like the idea of spending more time outside, but aren’t sure where to start? You aren’t alone! It can be intimidating not knowing where to begin. Explore three ways to get started below.

Nature is a place for everyone to explore and enjoy. Children with and without disabilities can and should experience outdoor play and learning alongside each other. A few inclusive practices by parents and educators can make nature accessible and engaging for every child.

Have you ever found yourself wondering what to do once you are outside? With freedom to explore, a little flexibility, and support, children will answer this question for you. Explore a few ways adults can be intentional about letting children’s interests lead the way.

National Forests and Grasslands present opportunities for special adventures, unlike any other. Use these tips to help you plan your next visit.

Explore how outdoor play supports babies’ and toddlers’ development and find simple, everyday ways to make time outside part of your routine.

Lie down, stretch out, move around, and have fun making patterns, like bird wings or bunny prints, in the snow, sand, or mud.

A blanket on the grass outside transforms tummy time into a fresh air sensory experience and builds strength in babies' necks, shoulders, and backs.

Gazing at grass, bugs, and up at the sky with your baby nurtures connection, curiosity, and focus through simple moments in nature.