A new documentary exploring how environmental education is reconnecting us with nature—and with each other—to build a stronger, more resilient democracy when we need it most.
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In Our Nature captures how environmental education connects people to nature and each other through shared moments of wonder, curiosity, and learning. These experiences often unfold on literal common ground, nurturing stronger, more connected communities. The film makes a compelling case that this kind of education isn’t just enriching; it’s essential. It's a vital ingredient for bolstering our democracy, fostering understanding and unity in ways we urgently need.

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We're presenting at NAAEE 2024!

Nov. 1, 2024

Join 1000 educators at the North American Association for Environmnetal Education Conference as we share insights from In Our Nature and connect with environmental educators across the nation.

Official Teaser Drops Wednesday Nov. 13!

Nov. 8, 2024

Catch a first look at In Our Nature as we unveil the official teaser. Mark your calendars!

Southside Blooms featured in new doc!

Oct. 1, 2024

Southside Blooms to be featured in the new documentary In Our Nature, showcasing their work to transform vacant lots into thriving flower farms and empower local youth.

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