Nature-based education, commonly known as forest schools or outdoor kindergartens, emphasizes outdoor learning which significantly benefits children's mental and physical development.
According to Angela Capps, a dedicated educator, allowing children to face challenges in nature, such as balancing on rocks, fosters independence and resilience in young learners.
The movement of nature-based education has surged, especially post-pandemic, as parents sought healthier, outdoor alternatives amid growing concerns for children's mental health.
Research has shown that nature-based learning not only aids children's creativity and school readiness but also addresses the critical issues of the current youth mental health crisis.
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