Educate With Kindness

Did You Know?

People of color are 3 times more likely than white people to live in areas without convenient access to nature.

What Does This Mean?

Nature is for everyone. It’s crucial that our pattern of excluding others in the outdoors is broken so that we can ensure the longevity of our beloved outdoors and the planet. Environmental stewards are called on to provide education about the best and safest ways to enjoy the outdoors and advocate for its wellbeing. But at the same time, there is a lot of work to be done in order to make outdoor recreation more inclusive and accessible to everyone.

What Can You Do Right Now?

YOUR ACTIONS MATTER

Prioritize kindness and compassion by giving others the benefit of the doubt.
A friendly smile can go a long way. You never know what other people are going through.
Carry these ideas into your daily life – environmental stewardship is a 24/7 job.