How Sharing Nature Began

​Sharing Nature sparked a worldwide revolution in nature education
—National Association for Interpretation

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When Joseph Cornell’s first book, Sharing Nature with Children®, was published in 1979, it was greeted with universal acclaim. Renowned conservationist Sir Peter Scott said, “I found Sharing Nature with Children a most original and imaginative concept in a field which is vital for the welfare of the planet.” J. Baldwin, editor of Whole Earth Review, wrote, “This is absolutely the best awareness-of-nature book I’ve ever seen. Sharing Nature with Children has become justly famous because it works.”

Mission 

Sharing Nature is a worldwide movement dedicated to helping children and adults deepen their relationship with nature. We use creative, life-changing nature activities and Flow Learning™, a revolutionary teaching system that fosters empathy and makes ecological principles come alive. ​

Broader Aims

• Broaden people’s sympathies and inspire a sense of stewardship through immersive and life-changing nature experiences. 
• Teach principles of ecology and natural sciences by experiential games and stories.
• Foster intuitive, heart awakening experiences of nature. 
• Use and promote Flow Learning methodology. 
• Create innovative nature awareness and wellness resources.
• Transform society by training leaders and multipliers. 
• To create deeper and long-lasting change, we focus on uplifting people’s consciousness. 
• Help nature and help people discover their own higher nature. 

The Worldwide Movement

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