Students and Nature

Survive the summer months with Be Out There’s new seasonal guide

 |  Jun 18, 2010

Take the pledge and access the free Summer Survival Guide www.beoutthere.org/pledge.
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Georgia Campus Sustainability Meeting

, ,  |  Jun 17, 2010

On June 11, 2010 the National Wildlife Federation, Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, Kennesaw State University, Georgia Southern University and the University of Georgia co-hosted the … Read more

Ranger Rick Magazine Wins Education Publication Award

,  |  Jun 16, 2010

Ranger Rick Magazine win K-5 periodical of the year by Association of Educational Publishers.
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True Roots: One NWFer Reconnects Through Eco-Schools USA

,  |  Jun 15, 2010

Laura Hickey is National Wildlife Federation’s Senior Director of Global Warming Education and Eco-Schools USA. This month, she traveled back in time with the Eco-Schools USA program.
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Eco-Schools USA Case Study: Youth CAN at Boston Latin School

 |  Jun 12, 2010

  It’s the oldest school in the United States, but Boston Latin School prides itself on its new thinking. Students have taken the initiative on several ambitious projects, rapidly transforming … Read more

Summer of Solutions

 |  Jun 11, 2010

As summer heats up students across the country are not slowing down. Once again, this summer, hundreds of youth activists are creating “solutions” in their communities as a part of … Read more

Make a Field Guide… to Your Yard!

 |  Jun 9, 2010

Ten tips to document the nature in your neighborhood Read more

One NWFer’s Vintage Great American Backyard Campout

,  |  Jun 3, 2010

Karoline Hurd is NWF’s Senior Events Manager. She’ll be camping on June 26 at our headquarters’ Great American Backyard Campout event in a Virginia park.
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Baby Steps: Tips for Fun Outside with an Infant

 |  Jun 2, 2010

It’s never too early to introduce your kids to nature Read more

Ten Tips for Camping with Toddlers

 |  May 25, 2010

You don’t have put outdoor adventures on hold when your kids are small. Just be prepared! Read more