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Unlocking the Benefits of Nature for Young Children of All Abilities

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featuring Dr. Sheri L. Hill, PhD, Early Childhood Policy Specialist
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Experiences with nature are transformative for young children, particularly those with developmental challenges. Join Dr. Hill in exploring the latest research on the positive impact connections to nature can have on child, family, and community well-being. Using an infant mental health lens, we will explore how to build inclusive and equitable connections to nature for young children and caregivers of all abilities. We will also explore: What is Nature Play? Practical tools, activities and resources will be provided.

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