Children now spend 50% less time outdoors than previous generations, raising concerns about their health and connection to nature.
“Reconnecting Kids With Nature”
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Children now spend 50% less time outdoors than previous generations, raising concerns about their health and connection to nature.
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Synopsis
David Bond, a father and filmmaker, confronts the alarming trend of children spending less time outdoors in "Project Wild Thing." Set against the backdrop of urbanization and technology, the documentary features interviews with experts and parents, including Lorraine O'Donovan and Annemarie Lean-Vercoe. It reveals how this disconnect impacts children's health and well-being. Through humor and relatable anecdotes, Bond advocates for families and communities to foster a love for nature, urging a reconnection with the outdoors for the next generation.
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Why Watch
- Meet David Bond, the director with a unique vision.
- Find out how technology affects outdoor play.
- See how urbanization impacts children's health.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 83 minutes.
- It was produced in Great Britain (GB).
- The documentary features interviews with parents and experts.
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Who directed Project Wild Thing?
David Bond directed Project Wild Thing.
What is the duration of Project Wild Thing?
Project Wild Thing has a duration of 83 minutes.
In what year was Project Wild Thing released?
Project Wild Thing was released in 2013.
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