Natural Learning Initiative Growing IN Place Symposium

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SAVE THE DATE

11th Annual

Natural Learning Initiative

Growing IN Place Symposium

March 16, 2018, 9:00-4:30

Nature Research Center, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
Raleigh, NC, USA

Theme: Urban Nature by Design

  • Applying biophilic design to restore biodiversity to cities.
  • Planning urban green/blue infrastructure to engage children and families.
  • Managing urban habitats to maximize play and learning opportunities.
  • Ensuring culturally equitable nature experiences.

Attendees: Public/private sector practitioners, landscape architects, architects, planners, parks and recreation professionals, teachers and environmental educators, citizen activists, and elected officials – and all professions that work to create urban environments in support of healthy human development.

Note: Back-to-back with the College of Design Urban Design Conference

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