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Awesome photos of awesome kids being awesome WWF September 10, 2014 Share: Share This Page: Share with Facebook Share via Twitter Share via Linkedin Share in email We are always encouraging Canadian youth to get outside and connect with nature. The couch may (quite literally) be a comfort zone but it’s okay to sometimes shut off that TV, power down the computer, and embrace the outdoors and help the environment, like these awesome kids. Take a dip. A young boy wearing goggles swimming in a lake © Raul Touzon / National Geographic Stock / WWF-Canada The more the merrier. Children playing during the events for the release of the Black-footed ferret at Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan, Canada © WWF / Troy Fleece Spread some puppy love. Girls and a puppy in the Inuit community of Qikiqtarjuaq, Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada. © Peter Ewins / WWF-Canada Reduce, reuse, recycle. Three children putting items into recycle bins outside a house. © Istockphoto.com / WWF-Canada Take a hike! A child looking up at temperate rainforest trees in Clayoquot Valley, British Columbia, Canada. © Mark HOBSON / WWF-Canada Chores for the outdoors. A man holds a young girl as she uses clothes pegs to hang laundry to dry outside on a laundry line. © Istockphoto.com / WWF-Canada Have some fun! Children playing on sand dunes at Sandbanks Provincial Park on the shores of Lake Ontario, Canada. © Frank PARHIZGAR / WWF-Canada Jump! (is it just me, or does that ice look like it’s shaped like a heart?) A boy leaping across chunks of melting Arctic sea ice, Nunavut, Canada. © Paul Nicklen/National Geographic Stock / WWF-Canada The King of the (sand)castle. A young boy standing on the shores of Lake Ontario, looks toward the skyline of Toronto after building a sandcastle, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. © Frank PARHIZGAR / WWF-Canada I see a little silhouetto… A child is silhouetted against the sea in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada. © WWF-Canada / Chad Graham WWF’s Schools for a Living Planet connects educators and students of all ages to WWF’s conservation work. Join the S4LP community and learn how you can inspire your classrooms and classmates to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.