Glenn Wagland has worked in early childhood education environments since 2001. Starting off in family daycare, Vacation care, long daycare and then kindergartens. Outdoor learning was always the focus. The Family daycare was a bush block with resident brown snakes, the long daycare had trapdoor spiders, mud slides and yabbies’ and the kindergartens had the worlds biggest mud pit (called the feral hill).  Along the way a Bachelor of Education came in handy to help identify the learning witnessed (he always knew a child learnt something when they stepped on a nail and now, he knew what and how thanks to Piaget and Bandura). The four years of University was spent linking all newfound knowledge, with his outdoor, loose parts, risky play philosophy. In 2013 he started the Mobile Junk and Nature Playground, due to a perceived deficit in loose parts rich learning environments. Originally the thinking behind it was to give the children an exciting day of exploration and fun. Soon it became apparent that by introducing complex loose parts environments to an education site, the teachers could observe firsthand what one looks like and see the benefits it offered their children.