New to nature? Find free inclusive, guided activities with Centred Outdoors

About this episode

The episode discusses how Centred Outdoors provides free inclusive guided activities for those new to nature, particularly in Pennsylvania.

For every Pennsylvanian that grew up stomping through creeks, wandering through the woods and exploring our magnificent forests, there’s many more that are just discovering the outdoors. Maybe they grew up in a city. Or they mostly played sports. Or their families didn’t have an outdoor background. But now, they’ve found the beauty and splendor of our wonderful public lands. That’s so great to see. New people from different backgrounds finding joy in the outdoors. However, not eve...

People in this episode

Host: Christian Alexandersen

Topics covered

• outdoors
• inclusivity
• guided activities
• nature exploration
• public lands

Keywords

• outdoors
• Centred Outdoors
• guided activities
• nature
• Pennsylvania
• inclusivity
• public lands

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Centred Outdoors

Places: Pennsylvania

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