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Western PA Conservancy Hosts July 31 School Grounds Greening - Helping Children Learn In And From Nature Webinar
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The Western PA Conservancy will host a July 31 webinar on School Grounds Greening - Helping Children Learn In And From Nature starting at Noon.

The Conservancy’s School Grounds Greening Program has transformed concrete or grass-only areas into engaging, nature-focused outdoor play and greenspaces at nearly 80 schools in Pittsburgh and across the region since 2007.

These spaces provide ecological benefits to support nature and also encourage early childhood development in several ways, including enhancing physical skills and inspiring opportunities for creativity, imagination, problem-solving, discovery, observation, experimentation and social interaction.

Join Conservancy staff for a free webinar and an engaging discussion that explores the benefits of these greenspaces and how teachers use these spaces to include hands-on, nature-based learning in their curriculum.

You’ll also learn how you can continue to make these spaces bloom and flourish to help young learners thrive!

Click Here to register and for more information

Visit the Conservancy’s School Grounds Greening Program webpage.  Click Here to watch a video about the program.

More information is available on programs, initiatives and special events at the Western PA Conservancy website.  Click Here to sign up for regular updates from the Conservancy, Like them on Facebook, Follow them on Twitter, join them on Instagram, visit the Conservancy’s YouTube Channel or add them to your network on LinkedinClick Here to support their work.

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