Engaging in outdoor play and exploration can significantly enhance a child’s physical health and mental well-being. However, not all children and families have equitable access to safe, green environments. This deprivation of nature can be tied to several factors, including systemic racism and economic disparities, and hinder a familys ability to access nature and reap its health benefits. A new program, titled Project Nature, seeks to help families overcome barriers so that all children can connect with nature and lead…
Nature for all: Bridging health equity through the Initiative-funded Project Nature







