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The United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity was adopted on May 22, 1992. In order to draw attention to the fact that the number of living beings in nature is decreasing day by day, May 22 is celebrated every year as International Day for Biological Diversity.
The Convention on Biological Diversity, which is an international legal document for the protection of biodiversity, has been in force for 27 years. This was a decision of the United Nations General Assembly and it covers everything from animals, plants and fungi to microorganisms. With the slogan for this year “We are part of the solution for nature” determined by the United Nations, it is reminded once again that on May 22 having access to a clean and healthy environment depends on biological diversity.
As Learning In Nature, we continue to contribute to the recognition of biological diversity, to increasing the awareness of its importance and protection by bringing adults and children together into nature with the trainings we provide.
Happy International Day For Biological Diversity
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19/05/2026
As Learning In Nature we too support Outdoor Office Days. Did you know that being outdoors boosts productivity, enhances mental well-being and reduces stress? According to the American Psychological Association via UCLA Health, spending just two hours per week in nature measurably improves cognitive function and lowers burnout rates.
Join us too this week for Finnish Outdoor Office Day Week and tell us your experience!
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🇫🇮 Finland invites the world to take work outside.
During Finnish Outdoor Office Day Week, May 18–22, 2026, Finland is calling organizations, teams and individuals everywhere to move their work toward more natural environments.
The idea is simple: work doesn’t have to happen within four walls. Parks, forests, backyards, balconies and city streets can all become places for focused thinking, collaboration and creativity.
Outdoor Office Day Week is a global invitation to try working differently—even just for a moment. A change of environment can support better thinking, better energy, better work and better health.
This week also serves as a warm-up for International Outdoor Office Day on June 11, 2026—a shared global moment to rethink where and how work happens.
Wherever you are, start outside.
Make work environments more natural.
Join the movement.
Today is May 3rd! Happy International Forest Kindergartens Day! Let’s sing the song “I’m a Woodkid”, which is aimed to be translated into every language, and sing it in Finnish this year too! 🌲🌱🤗
As Learning In Nature we have been both a representative and a member of the International Forest Kindergartens network since its establishment in 2018. The Wood Kid song was initiated by and written in English by . Today we share a video clip in 5 different languages. We would like to thank Anna Sammalkorpi and Gaye Amus for translating the song into Finnish as “Luonnonlapsi oon” Let the song “I’m a Woodkid” be a gift to all children. You can access the lyrics and notes in 27 languages including Finnish by visiting the platform’s website (see link on our profile) or you can listen to the Woodkid song on YouTube.
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