the bear II wrote:
I picked up a Boy Scout Handbook at a garage sale. It contains a lot of things to do and see when camping. It has pages showing how to identify plants & trees, insects, animal tracks and scat plus handy stuff like fire starting, knots, map reading, cooking, survival techniques...etc.
Agreed.
Plenty of nature incorporated crafts projects, too.
Nature has a lot to offer, especially the opportunity for children to imprint with nature. Makes very little sense to me when people try to replicate their city activities and avoid nature while surrounded by nature.
