The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast 1KHO 537: Do You Want Healthy Kids? Take Them Outside | Miriam Eriksson and Amanda Argyle, Argyle Acres
Jul 30, 2025
Miriam Eriksson and Amanda Argyle, co-founders of Argyle Acres Education Foundation, share their journeys in regenerative farming and connecting kids to nature. They discuss the powerful impact of outdoor experiences on child development and well-being. The pair highlights the importance of community, soil health, and ancestral wisdom in nurturing resilience. They advocate for embracing nature—and even death—as vital lessons in life. Their personal stories inspire families to prioritize connection with the outdoors for healthier, happier lives.
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Founding Partnership Story
- Amanda and Miriam connected through shared passions in regenerative farming and connecting kids to nature and food education.
- Their collaboration formed a symbiotic relationship that led to the creation of Argyle Acres Education Foundation.
Just Start Nature Education
- Start nature-based education without waiting for perfect conditions; focus on participation and experience.
- Simple setups like tents and baby carriers work for engaging kids in regenerative farming and nature.
Journey Through Infertility
- Miriam and Sterling struggled with infertility for 10 years before becoming parents, which led to a deep health and ancestral wisdom journey.
- Parenthood became a powerful personal healing and growth experience for Miriam.
