ECOS 35 (2) Summer 2014 The benefits of engaging with nature through learning in natural environments. Justin Dillon

Abstract: Learning in the natural environment has a number of direct and indirect benefits. So why are so many children denied opportunities to engage with nature?

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ECOS AUTHOR: Justin Dillon

ECOS EDITION: ECOS 35(2)

Post published online by Emily Adams

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Dillon, Justin “ECOS 35 (2) Summer 2014 The benefits of engaging with nature through learning in natural environments. Justin Dillon” ECOS vol. 35(2) 2014, British Association of Nature Conservationists, www.ecos.org.uk/ecos-35-2-summer-2014-the-benefits-of-engaging-with-nature-through-learning-in-natural-environments-justin-dillon/.