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As part of the New Jersey Maker's Day initiative, STEM for All: Teens Teach Kids Coding (TTKC) is a nonprofit mission led by Aigolearning that aims to bring the power of education to everyone through computer science.
Each year, eight topics are chosen by a panel of experts. This year's topics are:
- Changing Demographics (Bonus Article)
- Outer Space
- Climate Change
- Russia and the U.S.
- Myanmar and ASEAN
- Quad Alliance
- Drug Policy in Latin America
- Industrial Policy
- Biden's Agenda
Recent studies about the health benefits of spending time around trees illuminate what those of us who “grew up outside” already know. Trees enhance our lives in myriad and mysterious ways. Let’s explore what the Cranbury area tree canopy has to offer.
“Research is showing that visiting a forest has real, quantifiable health benefits, both mental and physical. Even five minutes around trees or in green spaces may improve health. Think of it as a prescription with no negative side effects that's also free.”
Cranbury resident Kathy Easton will be presenting. Kathy has been a New Jersey birder for 40 years, has been active in environmental education featuring our avian neighbors since 1998. Kathy promotes environmental awareness as a volunteer in many organizations including as an Associate Naturalist for NJ Audubon, a certified Rutgers Master Gardener of Mercer County, and chair of the Cranbury Shade Tree Commission.
The Zoom link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89214605544?pwd=bGVzV281Z1BscDBRb1dZM1dUWDVaQT09
Each year, eight topics are chosen by a panel of experts. This year's topics are:
- Changing Demographics (Bonus Article)
- Outer Space
- Climate Change
- Russia and the U.S.
- Myanmar and ASEAN
- Quad Alliance
- Drug Policy in Latin America
- Industrial Policy
- Biden's Agenda
Recent studies about the health benefits of spending time around trees illuminate what those of us who “grew up outside” already know. Trees enhance our lives in myriad and mysterious ways. Let’s explore what the Cranbury area tree canopy has to offer.
“Research is showing that visiting a forest has real, quantifiable health benefits, both mental and physical. Even five minutes around trees or in green spaces may improve health. Think of it as a prescription with no negative side effects that's also free.”
Cranbury resident Kathy Easton will be presenting. Kathy has been a New Jersey birder for 40 years, has been active in environmental education featuring our avian neighbors since 1998. Kathy promotes environmental awareness as a volunteer in many organizations including as an Associate Naturalist for NJ Audubon, a certified Rutgers Master Gardener of Mercer County, and chair of the Cranbury Shade Tree Commission.
The Zoom link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89214605544?pwd=bGVzV281Z1BscDBRb1dZM1dUWDVaQT09
Each year, eight topics are chosen by a panel of experts. This year's topics are:
- Changing Demographics (Bonus Article)
- Outer Space
- Climate Change
- Russia and the U.S.
- Myanmar and ASEAN
- Quad Alliance
- Drug Policy in Latin America
- Industrial Policy
- Biden's Agenda
Recent studies about the health benefits of spending time around trees illuminate what those of us who “grew up outside” already know. Trees enhance our lives in myriad and mysterious ways. Let’s explore what the Cranbury area tree canopy has to offer.
“Research is showing that visiting a forest has real, quantifiable health benefits, both mental and physical. Even five minutes around trees or in green spaces may improve health. Think of it as a prescription with no negative side effects that's also free.”
Cranbury resident Kathy Easton will be presenting. Kathy has been a New Jersey birder for 40 years, has been active in environmental education featuring our avian neighbors since 1998. Kathy promotes environmental awareness as a volunteer in many organizations including as an Associate Naturalist for NJ Audubon, a certified Rutgers Master Gardener of Mercer County, and chair of the Cranbury Shade Tree Commission.
The Zoom link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89214605544?pwd=bGVzV281Z1BscDBRb1dZM1dUWDVaQT09
Each year, eight topics are chosen by a panel of experts. This year's topics are:
- Changing Demographics (Bonus Article)
- Outer Space
- Climate Change
- Russia and the U.S.
- Myanmar and ASEAN
- Quad Alliance
- Drug Policy in Latin America
- Industrial Policy
- Biden's Agenda
Recent studies about the health benefits of spending time around trees illuminate what those of us who “grew up outside” already know. Trees enhance our lives in myriad and mysterious ways. Let’s explore what the Cranbury area tree canopy has to offer.
“Research is showing that visiting a forest has real, quantifiable health benefits, both mental and physical. Even five minutes around trees or in green spaces may improve health. Think of it as a prescription with no negative side effects that's also free.”
Cranbury resident Kathy Easton will be presenting. Kathy has been a New Jersey birder for 40 years, has been active in environmental education featuring our avian neighbors since 1998. Kathy promotes environmental awareness as a volunteer in many organizations including as an Associate Naturalist for NJ Audubon, a certified Rutgers Master Gardener of Mercer County, and chair of the Cranbury Shade Tree Commission.
The Zoom link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89214605544?pwd=bGVzV281Z1BscDBRb1dZM1dUWDVaQT09