Great Outdoors Colorado giving away wildflower seed packets to kids

Denver, COLocal News

Great Outdoors Colorado initiates its Generation Wild program by distributing wildflower seed packets to children, encouraging them to plant flowers with their families. This initiative aims to strengthen the bond between youth and the outdoors, promoting environmental appreciation and outdoor activities. Families participating in the program can enjoy planting together, fostering quality time and connection with nature. The movement is part of a larger trend in Colorado to enhance children's engagement with the environment, addressing concerns about indoor lifestyles. Research shows that outdoor play is crucial for children's physical and mental health, making this initiative particularly timely.

By connecting kids with nature, Great Outdoors Colorado aims to inspire a new generation of environmentally conscious citizens.

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