Webinar
8 ways to encourage nature play in playgrounds
Webinar details
Date
4 October
Time (CET)
6am, 10am and 7pm
Duration
60 minutes
Language
English
Credits
Informal AILA, Informal CPLP
Tag
Nature Play
Webinar description
Nature Deficit Disorder is a term coined to describe the deprivation of nature exposure and experience. Many children are deprived of basic nature life skills when growing up in an urban environment, and research shows that nature experiences are hugely beneficial for their health and well-being. Join this webinar to learn about the natural experiences children need to grow, the ways design can support this and discover fascinating cases of natural play environments in cities and schools with nature playground equipment (eg. climbing trail play equipment made from Robinia) that complement the surroundings.
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Presented by
Jeanette Fich Jespersen
Head of KOMPAN Play Institute
As head of the KOMPAN Play Institute, Jeanette has over 20 years of experience in researching, developing, and advocating playground play. Jeanette has served on the scientific and organizing boards of several international conferences on child-friendly city planning. Jeanette has authored and co-authored numerous white papers and articles on the topics of inclusive and universal play design, and child development.
Play webinars and white papers
Equality in play - Survey on playground use in children with disabilities
Climbing activates tween girls - How to increase tween girls' physical activity
A Design Checklist for Success with Inclusive Playgrounds
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