Care at Play
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Snapshots Across the Seasons
Over the past several years, I have taken walks or runs to the Mississippi River many times. When I arrive at the lookout point, I snap a photo, no matter the season. Now I have a rainbow of photos of one of my favorite natural places!Julia C • St. Paul, MNFurther reading: -
Snapshots of Place
Spend time in your favorite natural spaces and capture the landscape, water, season, plants, and animals around you through photographs.Julia C • St. Paul, MNFurther reading: -
Visit a Prairie
One of Minnesota's largest biomes is the prairie, a beautiful but highly underappreciated landscape. Visit a prairie near you or organize a trip for kids to experience this incredible landscape.Julia C • St. Paul, MNFurther reading: -
Wake Down
We always reduce our boat speed to control our wake when we’re less that 200 feet from shore, especially in shallow water.Andy G • White Bear Lake MNFurther reading: -
Garden Groups
Volunteering with a local garden group is a great way to connect with other community members and help maintain green spaces that we all enjoy.Julia C • St. Paul, MNFurther reading: -
Group Service Project
Through the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, groups of all kinds (faith, corporate, youth, clubs, etc.) can organize volunteer days in natural spaces.Julia C • St. Paul, MNFurther reading: -
Bring a Friend
I think bringing other people to the outdoors, especially those who haven't experiences the outdoors in the same way, helps to inspire more people to care for our natural spaces.Rachel P • Minneapolis, MNFurther reading: