People are increasingly moving away from nature, especially those living in the urban environment, almost permanently connected to technology. We refer to nature as a "place" separate from the one we usually live in, forgetting that nature supports our very own existence and that until recently people have lived in communion with nature, not separated from it.
Nature offers children inexhaustible sources of wonder and wonder: plants, birds, insects, unknown trees, water, leaf light among trees, nature sounds. All of this creates an environment quite different from the one the child grows in, which connects it with a deeper and more mysterious world than the one that the city or home offers.
With few exceptions, children are fascinated by nature and are happier when they have the opportunity to discover it. That's why it's good to give the child the opportunity to spend time in nature.