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We believe in the beauty of nature and in our responsibility as humans to preserve it.
Our method is not to use shock statistics and scare tactics but rather to bring young and old together with first-hand positive experiences in a natural environment and show how you can make a difference in your own little world. Only if you learn to love nature, you will care for it and see a reason to do your part to save the earth. 
Hopefully this compassionate approach will make ripples like a pebble thrown into a still lake, reach others and spread the word. Only those who have truly experienced nature up-close and with repeated positive experiences will be willing and able to pass the torch on to others.
While many parents are caught up in the daily process of earning money, managing a family and trying to balance their own personal needs with those of the rest of the family, grandparents can see the world through different eyes. They should have the opportunity to rekindle their memories in nature and effectively reach those they love most dearly.
For kids exploring nature is fun and exciting. Some just never had a chance to find out. So let’s have some fun Sharing Nature!
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Nature’s Global Network
We have started a global network of "Nature Sharers". There are so many good websites, projects and programs out there. Wouldn’t it benefit all of us to coordinate and exchange our ideas and activites for the benefit of children (young and old) all over the globe? It is up to us to do something to reach the kids of the computer age and bring them back into their natural surroundings. It seems there is a lot of N.D.D. going around (Nature Deficit Disorder). The younger kids in Germany think a "Cow is Purple" due to an Advertising Campaign for Milka Chocolate over here! But fortunately there are many people like you who are willing to inspire people to do something about the situation. Read more...
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