AEE Webinar: Out of Our Corsets and Into the Woods
This well-researched, informal presentation looks at women adventures from the 1800s to the present. Learn about women you can use in your teaching and everyday
This well-researched, informal presentation looks at women adventures from the 1800s to the present. Learn about women you can use in your teaching and everyday
REI has just released “The Path Ahead” Report, a look at our future in the outdoors. Will be choose to embrace the outdoors as part
Juan D. Martinez is director for the Natural Leaders Network, an initiative of the Children & Nature Network. Has been named a National Geographic Emerging
This film gives us a short glimpse into the lives of three Montanans, all enriched by the clean and free-flowing nature of their local rivers.
by Kylie Skidmore University of New Hampshire Graduate Student Social Work and Outdoor Education Dual Degree Scattered throughout the realm of outdoor education, camping
Why do we go to the mountains? There are reasons that reach beyond the climb, past the descent, and are far more important than the
This is an excellent article by Dr. Stephen Bacon, a clinical psychologist, who explores the evolution or the experiential learning process as embodied in Outward
GREENFIRE A recent editorial in Nature argues for more experiential, informal curriculum for students in science classes. The editorial titled: “Learning in the Wild” makes the point that informal
A recent Australian study shows teenagers exposed to outdoor education programs develop real life skills that give them a huge advantage over others as they
Text of a talk given at Earlham College, Sept. 1st, 2010 for a convocation on an interdisciplinary approach to Climate Change. INTRODUCTION In the few
The best seller used by outdoor programs across the country as a resource and textbook.
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