Biodiversity Surveys
As part of the curriculum, get out those magnifying glasses and do a close-to-home survey of your local ecosystem.
As part of the curriculum, get out those magnifying glasses and do a close-to-home survey of your local ecosystem.
Students can use creative approaches to observe and record how nature changes around them.
There are many great books across grade levels that teach and talk about the environment – dig in!
Invest in big student-led projects that build the green infrastructure of your school.
Setting up a bird feeder can benefit local birds and students alike. Students can learn identification skills, collect sighting data, and develop their sense of place, whether inside or outside the classroom.
Your local conservation authority or Provincial Park can be a rich source of knowledge and offers access to natural areas.
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