The Minnesota Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights

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Send us Fan Mail The Minnesota Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights ️ Episode Overview: In this episode of Explore Minnesota More , we sit down with Arielle Courtney from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Chrissy Dornon from the Minnesota Children’s Cabinet to explore the Minnesota Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights - a bold initiative ensuring that every child in the state has opportunities to experience and benefit from the outdoors. The conversation dives into: The origins and development of the Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights The role of the Minnesota Children's Cabinet and DNR in shaping and implementing this initiative How outdoor access benefits kids' mental health, physical health, and education Ongoing projects, including a three-year action plan launching in 2025 Ways parents, educators, community leaders, and outdoor advocates can get involved What is the Minnesota Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights?

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