Project Get Outdoors sparks love for nature
Outdoor programs teach children about nature through field trips and hands-on activities. Community partnerships make them possible.
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Outdoor programs teach children about nature through field trips and hands-on activities. Community partnerships make them possible.
"It takes time, but I know it's made me a stronger reporter," writes Jen Zettel-Vandenhouten, managing editor of Project Optimist.
The nonprofit organization Majority in the Middle aims to highlight the ways Minnesota's state legislators work together.
Harvest Hope Farm has a waitlist for its summer camps; experts say repeated exposure to nature benefits kids if organizers can break down barriers like cost.
The program is a tool meant to help communities reduce the damage caused by wildfire, officials say.
The funding will support Project Optimist in 2024 and 2025.
Project Optimist staff and readers are inspired by Mary Jo Hoffman to create art using found natural materials.
Looking to explore nature and art over the summer? Check out these events around Minnesota.
Drivers on Interstate 94 west by Albertville are part of an experiment to lock up carbon pollution in concrete.