But today’s kids spend far less time playing than ... To learn more, watch The Power of Play on The Nature of Things.

Did you know that as well as learning about nature, children who play outside develop better language skills, are fitter, and have fewer behavioural problems? Research shows that children use five ...

Kids today spend 35% less time outdoors than their parents. Experts say early exposure to nature boosts happiness, focus, and creativity.

Sandi reminds us that outdoor play could also be important for bonding: “Children love sharing discoveries, pointing things out, explaining things and having things explained.” Nature presents ...

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Although the relative influence of nature and nurture on girls' and boys' different play behaviour cannot be conclusively ...