TimberNook participates in a documentary film about Maine youth in nature. It is being independently produced by Topsham filmmaker, Mark Ireland for Maine Public Broadcasting and select Maine theatrical screenings. To view the short piece, click HERE Full feature...
University of New Hampshire & TimberNook Collaboration – January 2024
The University of New Hampshire's Child Study & Development Center forms a relationship with TimberNook to launch TimberNook at UNH and study the program's benefits on children & school culture. For updates and additional information, please click HERE
1000 Hours Outside Podcast – Joelle Hanscom (February 29, 2004)
Angela Hanscom's daughter, Joelle Hanscom was a guest on the 1000 Hours Outside podcast. She speaks about her time at TimberNook growing up in the woods and how that has influenced her development & perspective as a high school senior. Listen HERE
Angela Hanscom is the special 200th guest for 1000 Hours Outside Podcast.
You can listen to the podcast, Children Are Under Relentless Supervision, by clicking here
TimberNook on Strollercoaster Podcast – Physical Activity is Even More Important Than You Think!
Please use the links below to access this podcast. Apple Link Spotify Link
Global Toy News – The Decline of Recess and the Rise of Clumsy Kids
https://globaltoynews.com/2023/05/09/the-decline-of-recess-and-the-rise-of-clumsy-kids/
Nature to the Rescue: Kids Come Alive Outdoors
To read the article featuring TimberNook and it's founder, Angela Hanscom, please click here.
Why It’s a Problem that Kids Have Been Deprived of Play During the Pandemic – Washington Post
To read Angie's blog article featured in the Washington Post, please click here.
Why Play Deprivation is a Serious Problem – Community Playthings
To read Angie's article featured on Community Playthings, please click here.
Moms.com Interviews Angels Hanscom on Outdoor Learning
To hear the interview from February 14, 2021, please click here