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A History of Outdoor Education
Outdoor education didn’t begin with modern programs—it’s as old as humanity itself. From ancient tribes to Enlightenment thinkers, people have always turned to the natural world for learning and growth. But while history offers rich insight, it often misses the most important piece: the Creator behind it all. This post traces the global development of outdoor education and explains how Cedarwood is reclaiming and redeeming it through a thoroughly biblical lens—where nature is not the end, but the means to know and worship the living God.

Everyday Scientists: A Christian Invitation to Citizen Science
What if science wasn’t just for professionals—but for all of us? With nothing more than a smartphone and a sense of wonder, Christians can take part in real-world research while deepening their awe of God’s creation. This post explores the rise of citizen science and offers practical ways to get involved—whether you’re birding, bug-hunting, or photographing wildflowers. Discover how ordinary observation can become a powerful act of stewardship, curiosity, and worship.

Entomology Tip: How to Preserve a Scorpion
In this step-by-step guide, you’ll learn how to ethically preserve a scorpion in epoxy resin, transforming a feared creature into a lasting testimony of God's creativity. Perfect for homeschool families, naturalists, or advanced students, this activity combines fieldwork, biology, and craftsmanship with a biblical lens. Come see how even the smallest desert dwellers declare the glory of their Maker.

Redeeming Outdoor Education
Outdoor education is more than just learning survival skills—it’s an opportunity to encounter God through His creation. But too often, outdoor programs are shaped by worldviews that distort this purpose. At Cedarwood Outdoor School, we’re committed to redeeming outdoor education by grounding it in Scripture, promoting true stewardship, and pointing students to the Creator behind the creation.