Lecturer touts less tech, more nature for children
Posted: January 8, 2012 at 5:42 a.m.
Being outdoors and connecting with nature helps adult’s and children’s mental health in many ways, but it’s something that’s being lost because of stress, new technologies and desk-bound workers, a university faculty member told more than 50 people at an informal lecture Saturday.
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Northwest Arkansas, Pages 15 on 01/08/2012
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