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Author: Kelsie Prabawa-Sear

Kelsie has combined her love of nature and empowering kids into a Masters research degree and a PhD before joining the team at Nature Play WA as CEO. Kelsie loves spending time doing anything with her kids, watching plants grow and off-beat dancing.ย 
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    Outdoor Learning, Outdoor Play and the School Environment Literature Review

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    Play: The heartbeat of childhood

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    The Challenge of Keeping Girls Active

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    Play and Connection: Fostering better mental health in the early years

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    Consultative, considered, and unapologetic: How we need to go about designing spaces for girls

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    Play: A cost-free alternative to organised sport

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    Dads and Daughters: Talk, walk and connect

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    Tree planting and Play Forests – Soothing kids’ eco-anxiety

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    Nature, the best playground

  • Free play and independence key to children’s wellbeing

    Free play and independence key to children’s wellbeing

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Nature Play WA acknowledges the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation, as the custodians of the land where our team lives and works. We also acknowledge the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and recognise the continuing connection of Indigenous people to their land, waters, sky, culture and community. We pay our respect to all Indigenous people of this land; ancestors, elders and young ones.

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  • Families
    • Where to Play in WA
      • WA National Parks for Kids
      • WA Nature Parks & Playgrounds
      • More WA Places to Play
    • Things to Do in Nature
      • Play Trails (6+ years)
      • Talk N Walk App (8+ years)
      • Talk N Walk Cards (8+ years)
      • Play Anywhere (5+ years)
    • Nature Play Ideas
      • Nature Play in the Park (3-4 years)
      • All Weather Play Ideas
      • Nature Craft Ideas
      • Sensory Nature Play Ideas
    • Nature Play Printables
  • Educators
    • Nature & Me SE Learning Cards
    • Outdoor Classroom Ideas
    • Nature Classroom Printables
      • Outdoor Classroom Nature Passport
      • Talk N Walk for Schools Toolkit
    • Professional Learning
      • On-site Workshops
      • Online Course
    • Create Your Best Play Space Workshop
    • Talk N Walk to School Event
    • Nature Play Research
  • Communities
    • Nature Play in the Park
    • About Talk N Walk
    • About Play Anywhere
    • About Nature Passports
    • Girls Recreational Spaces Project
    • Play Space Consultation/Audit
    • Nature Wellbeing Resources
  • Partner with Us
    • Girls Recreational Spaces Project
    • Host Nature Play in the Park
    • Host a Community Event
    • Create a Play Trail
    • Create a Nature Passport
    • Play Space Consultation/Audit
    • Media & Speaking Engagements
  • About
    • Our Mission
    • Our Team
    • Our Partners
    • Our Awards
    • Annual Reports
    • Contact
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