We're all different. And we all have a place in the outdoors. Did you know that up to 1 in 5 people of the world’s population, including children, are neurodivergent?*

Approximately 7 million children ages 3-17 years have been diagnosed with ADHD in the U.S. And it has been found that a 20-minute walk in a park improves the concentration scores of children with ADHD, with an effect similar to that of common ADHD medication.*

KACEE shares the belief that diversity, including in the way people think, process information, behave, and communicate (neurodiversity), is something to be celebrated. All people are unique, but one thing we all have in common is that time outdoors is good for our health and wellbeing.

KACEE partners with educators to highlight the benefits of environmental education (EE) and outdoor learning, equipping them with tools to bring EE into their classrooms and learning experiences. This approach helps Kansas students connect with the world around them while gaining the benefits of time spent outdoors. When you support KACEE, you help expand these impactful programs across Kansas. Donate today!

*Source: https://www.childrenandnature.org/youth/

Everyone Has a Place in the Outdoors

By KANSAS ASSOCIATION FOR CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

Everyone Has a Place in the Outdoors

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