There are so many amazing things we can do in our own backyard and at home. Like a boring old stick…I think not! Try a wizard’s wand, a ribbon twirl or drumstick. Let’s bring the outdoors inside and create a fun and interactive adventure. DOWNLOAD THE INDOORS SURVIVAL GUIDE &n…

This guide promotes the seven principles of LEAVE NO TRACE ethics for minimal impact travel while bushwalking.…

Children should be encouraged to climb safe trees. Playing outside in a tree gives them direct contact with nature and the tactile experience of touching different barks and leaves.…

The Green Time vs Screen Time tool for families is a fun way to help you keep track of how much time your children are spending playing outdoors ('green time'), versus time spent indoors, watching TV or on the computer ('screen time').  DOWNLOAD THE 'GREEN TIME' VS &#…

The research shows that there has been a dramatic shift in childhood activity from outdoor play to indoor activity in the space of one generation.  As well as playing outdoors less often, the research shows that the nature of children's outdoor activity in Australia is also changing.…

“Don’t track mud in the house!” “Wash your hands before dinner!” “You can’t play with that, you don’t know where it’s been!” Parents wear those phrases out like old blue jeans put through the spin cycle too many times. Many have come to…

There are some things that every kid should get to experience. How many of our 51 things have you done? Why not print off the list, stick it on your fridge or bedroom door and challenge your friends to see who will be the first to complete them all! Climb a tree Sleep under the stars (eve…