Making play spaces more natural can be surprisingly complex. The Natural Learning Initiative, a design and assistance program of the College of Design, North Carolina State University, has partnered with PlayCore, a company that specializes in recreation products and programs, to create a guide to best practices that bring nature back to childrens’ playgrounds. NatureGrounds is available free on the NatureGrounds website, along with a searchable plant database. You can also get a copy by contacting PlayCore at info@playcore.com.
NATURE FOR KIDS AT PLAY
May 7, 2012 by Lisa Speckhardt
Free Digital Issue: Your Land
Subscribe to LAM Digital: July 2018
Free Digital Issue: April 2018
ASLA
TOPICS
-
Recent posts
Most Popular
CONTENTS
LIKE LAM ON FACEBOOK
Follow LAM on Twitter
My TweetsFollow LAM on Instagram
Guess what just came in the mail? Thank you @asme1963 for the incredible honor! #EllieAwards2018 #landarch #landscapearchitecture #finalists @nationalASLA #BestCoverContest #landarchmag #LAM@univofmaryland #landarch graduate students present concepts to visiting @nationalasla for Buzzard Point Park, along the #DC #Waterfront.Celebrating the last day of #WLAM2018 at @ggnmages's #CityCenter! We're also digging @artechouse's augmented reality #CCDCKites installation.You know #spring is here when you see #daffodils on the roof. #ASLAcenter #greenroof #ASLA @nationalasla #WashingtonDC #ChinatownBlog Archives
Reach Landscape Architects
Leave a Reply