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Myths and Legends
Readers who are curious about the folklore and old stories that have influenced societies and inspired many modern books and movies may want to give the podcast Myths and Legends a try. Launched in 2015, this weekly podcast is hosted by Jason Weiser, who "re-tell[s] stories from myths, legends, and folklore from all around the world" using modern language while aiming to stay as close to the... |
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Parklandia
Ever dream about traveling full time, perhaps to every national park you can reach? Then the new podcast Parklandia may be for you. Launched in August 2019, this podcast from iHeartRadio is hosted by Matt and Brad Kirouac, a married couple who sold their Chicago loft in 2018, moved into an RV (along with their dog), and have been on the road ever since. Through Parklandia, Matt and Brad share... |
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| https://www.parklandiapodcast.com/ | ||||
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John Muir Laws: Nature Journaling Curriculum
Educators looking to foster engagement with the outdoors and the natural world may be interested in these two free nature journaling curricula offered by John Muir Laws, a California-based artist, naturalist, and educator. The first curriculum, Opening the World Through Nature Journaling, was created with support from the California Native Plant Society and is appropriate for audiences ages eight... |
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| https://johnmuirlaws.com/journaling-curriculum/ | ||||
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Children & Nature Network
Based in Minneapolis, the Children & Nature Network (C&NN) is a nonprofit organization co-founded by Richard Louv, who coined the term "nature-deficit disorder" in his 2005 book Last Child in the Woods. As the organization points out, "Nature has the power to make children healthier, happier and smarter. But over the last few generations, childhood has moved indoors, leaving kids disconnected from... |
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Peaks and Valleys: A 3-D tour of our planet's highest and lowest spots
From the Esri Story Maps team comes Peaks and Valleys: A 3-D tour of our planet's highest and lowest spots. As its title suggests, visitors to this resource will be treated to a highly visual virtual tour of some of the most iconic landmarks around the globe, along with a few with which readers may not be familiar. The tour begins in Asia's Himalaya Mountains with the world's five tallest peaks,... |
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| http://storymaps.esri.com/stories/2017/peaks-and-valleys/ind... | ||||