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Think of this space as a big online classroom where youth from across Canada can interact as they guide themselves through learning activities about pollinators and habitat. It’s a fun and modern way for students to collaborate on issues that matter and share what they’ve learned. Students can work on their own or in groups and they can complete the activities at their own pace.
You can have your students start the first four activities any time. Encourage them to share their work and photos and leave positive comments for others in this safe space.
One of the program pillars of the WILD Spaces program is for students to put their knowledge into action by creating a pollinator garden. You can request pollinator plant packs for your school garden projects by filling out a request form below.
If you have any questions, please send an email to [email protected].
Join experts from the Canadian Wildlife Federation for a captivating excursion into the world of Canadian wildlife during National Wildlife Week (April 6-12)! From monarch butterflies to whales, you’ll learn about some of Canada’s most fascinating migratory species, get an up-close look at CWF’s conservation research on the ground, and discover ways you can help support wildlife conservation and preserve Canada’s natural heritage by taking action at home and in your community.
Each day will feature a different specialist sharing their expertise on Canada’s migratory species and celebrating the rich biodiversity that makes Canada such a special place. Mark your calendar, be sure to sign up for all five sessions, and let’s work together to protect the wildlife that call our great nation home!
It's that time of the year to request perennial plants for your pollinator garden projects. The WILD Spaces program supports schools and community groups to create a pollinator-friendly habitat. Requests are randomly selected and you will be notified if your project would receive plants. You can expect delivery by mid-May.
As we celebrate this day, connecting with nature helps us deepen our understanding of the environment and uncover ways to better protect endangered species.
