Wildfires destroy outdoor learning areas in Los Angeles.

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Irina Contreras and her daughter loved spending time outdoors. During the pandemic, they found peace and joy in nature.

Sadly, many of their favorite outdoor places were burned in wildfires. These fires destroyed parks, schools, and nature centers.

Many people lost their homes, but they also lost important learning spaces. These outdoor areas were like classrooms for children of all ages.

Even places not touched by fire were unsafe due to smoke. Schools closed, and families struggled to find safe places for their children.

Experts say it's important for children to reconnect with nature after a disaster. Spending time outdoors can help them heal and learn.

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Who loved spending time outdoors?

Irina Contreras and her daughter loved spending time outdoors.

What happened to many outdoor places during the pandemic?

Many outdoor places were burned in wildfires.

Why is it important for children to reconnect with nature after a disaster?

Experts say it helps them heal and learn.

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