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Discussing mental health benefits for teachers participating in outdoor education in Canada: a conceptual analysis and future research directions
Outdoor education contributes to educators’ mental health, professional development, and self-care
Barker, C., Chisholm, N., Foran, A., (2024). Discussing mental health benefits for teachers participating in outdoor education in Canada: a conceptual analysis and future research directions. Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor LearningSchoolyards greening for connecting people and nature: An example of nature-based solutions?
Green schoolyards are an effective nature-based solution that can bolster human-nature relationships and contribute to ecological health
Blanc, N., Clauzel, C., About, C., Riché, A., Gippet, M., Bortolamiol, S., (2025). Schoolyards greening for connecting people and nature: An example of nature-based solutions?. Urban Sustainability, 5(64)A systematic review of the impacts of nature exposure on the nervous system in children and youth: Implications for nature-based learning
Exposure to nature promotes a state of relaxed alertness, improved attentional processing, and optimal cognitive resource allocation for children and adolescents
Quintela Do Carmo, G., Ayotte-Beaudet, J., Jordan, C., (2025). A systematic review of the impacts of nature exposure on the nervous system in children and youth: Implications for nature-based learning. Journal of Environmental PsychologyWild pedagogies and young children through the mosaic approach
Wild pedagogies supported children’s agency and relationships with place
Beattie, E. A., Scott, S., Adler, D., (2025). Wild pedagogies and young children through the mosaic approach. Australian Journal of Environmental Education, 41,Early childhood educators’ professional learning for sustainability through action research in Australian immersive nature play programmes
Early childhood educators' shifts towards relational pedagogies acknowledged nature's rights and agency
Hughes, F., (2023). Early childhood educators’ professional learning for sustainability through action research in Australian immersive nature play programmes. Educational Research for Social Change, 12(1),Children’s perceptions of nature experiences from participating in a nature experience for nature connectedness intervention in Swedish school-age educare
After-school programs can foster children’s nature connectedness through frequent experiences in nearby nature
Wünsche, T. U., Beery, T., Fridberg, M, (2025). Children’s perceptions of nature experiences from participating in a nature experience for nature connectedness intervention in Swedish school-age educare. Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor LearningMADE POSSIBLE WITH SUPPORT FROM:
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