Playing, wondering, experiencing with all our senses as a way to learn;
going back to nature to familiarize with the environment and learn to love and respect it
Physical and emotional benefits we can get by going into nature are countless.
Nature helps us learning by exploring and experiencing involving all our senses.
Being in nature helps us overcoming highly stressful situations and never more so than today, all of us, and mainly children and teens, need to bridge the gap between nature and ourselves.
Walking in nature to get to know the trees, to find out bashful and shy animals living in the woods; discovering why mushrooms, trees as well as nearly invisible animals and even the soil we walk on are all essential for the environment and for human beings; observing how the landscape has been transformed by time and by human impact; finding out nature masterpieces!
Each project will be arranged and planned according to the age of the children/teens and the time at our disposal.
Quotes on request to meet children/teens and teachers’ requirements.
