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About the LNCI Consortium |
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The Consortium's LNCI initiative brings to the broad community the awareness of a very important children's health issue, that being time spent outdoors in nature is critical to a child's healthy cognitive, physical, social and emotional development.
We are very fortunate in the greater Barrington, Deer Park and Lake Zurich area to have so many local natural venues and conservation organizations, all of which have some part of their missions to connect children with nature.
Whether its looking, listening, smelling or touching nature through simply play outdoors or learning about nature through child-friendly nature activities, we owe it to our children and the future of our environment to connect them together. Children and nature growing healthier together is what the Consortium is all about. |
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Children & Nature Network - This is the "mothership" of Leave No Child Inside websites. Get the latest news and research in the field and access to a network of researchers, educators, individuals and organizations dedicated to children's health and well-being.
Be Out There
Hooked On Nature
Pathways to Nature for Kids
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Consortium Designated a UIC Capstone Project |
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The LNCI Consortium initiative has been selected as a University of Illinois, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, Department of Public Administration “Capstone Project”. This is a real honor!
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Www.wassupinlz.com is sponsored by Ela Township and serves the Lake Zurich, Hawthorn Woods, and Kildeer communities as well as areas of Deer Park, Long Grove and Barrington. Middle School can be lots of fun…and it can be a challenge too. This site is all about helping students navigate the middle school years in the Ela Township area. |
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Comprehensive Plan Update |
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We’re Proud of Our Progress!
Consortium members have been really busy working on accomplishing the goals and strategies in our comprehensive plan. Here are some highlights.
Area Pediatricians Contacted—Over 50 local pediatric practices received a letter from Dr. Everett Weiss, updating them on current research supporting the healthful benefits of play and nature-based outdoor activities. Included with the letter were the Consortium community brochure and flyer. The practices can order supplies free of charge, and response has been very good.
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