As the temperature drops and daylight hours dwindle, children often find themselves confined indoors with limited opportunities for physical activity. This seasonal shift can lead
Winter is a magical season filled with snow-covered landscapes and cozy evenings, but it can also pose a challenge for keeping kids active. As the
As summer comes to an end, the excitement of a new school year begins. Fresh notebooks, new teachers, and a return to structured learning all
In today’s fast-paced and technology-driven world, children are spending more time indoors and less time connecting with nature. However, the great outdoors offers a wealth
Less is more when it comes to fall yardwork! Save yourself the time, and protect pollinators this fall by following these simple guidelines.
In 2020, daycare workers in Finland rolled out a lawn, planted forest undergrowth, and allowed children to care for crops in planter boxes. Within a
Last week several of our ECOS students and their families were able to hear Rae Wynn-Grant, a carnivore ecologist, present the Secret Life of Bears
We persevered through yet another year up-ended by Covid. A big thank you to everyone who attended our events and made monetary contributions to our
Human brains are odd. We are drawn to shiny objects, cute animals, fancy buildings, and exclusivity. We crave social acceptance and recognition. Our minds want
Thanks to the Beacon for including Green Works in their article highlighting local nonprofits, and difficulties with Covid.
Our inaugural ECO Career Camp for urban middle school students was just featured on Flatland, KCPT’s digital magazine. Take a look! To sign up a
We have compiled a list of the best resources for high school students living in our Kansas City urban neighborhoods. If you have suggestions for
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