Study suggests less access to nature may contribute to higher COVID-19 case rates
By now, it's clear the COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly unkind to communities of color and low-income populations.
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By now, it's clear the COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly unkind to communities of color and low-income populations.
URBANA, Ill. – By now, it’s clear the COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly unkind to communities of color and low-income populations. The Centers
“La presencia de árboles reduce la ingesta de antidepresivos” Tengo 36 años. Soy británica, vivo en Hampshire. Me licencié en Literatura Inglesa. Casada, tengo tres hijos. Me parece esencial una política que aborde la crisis climática, ecológica, de la naturaleza y la igualdad. Me interesa el ecoespiritualismo de los druidas, esa espiritualidad de la tierra Lucy Jones,escritora y periodista La necesidad de lo salvaje Empezó a beber a los 14 años y a los 20 era una alcohólica. Consiguió dejarlo a los 27 gracias en parte a sus sanadores paseos por la naturaleza, fue entonces cuan...
Follow Temple Grandin's lead and take your kids for outdoor activities CNN 2 hrs ago By Jen Rose Smith, CNN © Natashia Mattocks Evie Swire founded "Mary Anning Rocks," a campaign to honor Anning by erecting a statue in her hometown of Lyme Regis in the UK. Before she became a famous scientist and inventor, Temple Grandin was a kid who liked to play outside. "I absolutely loved flying kites," she said. "We would just make up our own games — go sit in the field and make daisy chains." All that undirected, childhood play, Grandin believes, amounted to more than goofing of...
Why Temple Grandin wants your kids to go outside Before she became a famous scientist and inventor, Temple Grandin was a kid who liked to play outside. “I absolutely loved flying kites,” she said. “We would just make up our own games — go sit in the field and make daisy chains.” All that undirected, childhood play, Grandin believes, amounted to more than goofing off. It was a foundation for her life in the sciences. Now an animal behavior expert and professor at Colorado State University, Grandin has published more than 60 scientific papers. She is an advocate for people with autism...