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Love the interview. I am always a fan of getting kids out to introduce them to nature. I have 3 kids (all grown now) I had them out on hiking trips very young. But sad to say I lost one to the gaming world :(
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I agree with the importance of getting kids into the wilderness. We took our kids on trips every year beginning at age three. Now we are beginning to take our grandchildren. A wonderful way to foster an appreciation for the environment, develop problem solving skills, and improve resilience. Plus it's just fun!
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I know how much of an impact getting kids out in the wilderness can make, and I'm so glad to read about your experiences. It sounds like you have a great connection with kids, and I was wondering if you've ever thought about fostering a child in need? It's a great way to make a difference in another child's life. If you're interested, you can find out all the details and conditions for becoming a foster parent here: https://fosterplus.org/what-it-takes. Fostering a child can be incredibly rewarding and can really change their life for the better. Edited by user Monday, March 13, 2023 5:30:54 AM(UTC)
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