Educator Tour

Start Date:
August 19, 2026
End Date:
August 20, 2026
Location:
Moose Jaw, SK
Cost:
$75-$150
Register

SaskOutdoors Educator Tour 2026

Connect, Learn, and Grow on the Land

Are you looking for fresh inspiration, practical land-based pedagogical tools, and a chance to network with fellow outdoor educators? Join us for this summer’s SaskOutdoors Educator Tour!

We are heading to the beautiful rolling hills and vibrant communities of Moose Jaw and Buffalo Pound Provincial Park for two days of immersive, hands-on professional development.

Event Details

  • Dates: August 19–20, 2026

  • Location: Moose Jaw & Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, SK

  • Registration: $75 – $150

  • Who it’s for: Pre-K to Grade 12 teachers, early childhood educators, non-formal educators, and outdoor enthusiasts!

Featured Sessions Include:

  • Forest Bathing: Discover the practice of forest bathing to support student well-being, mindfulness, and deep nature connection.

  • Medicine Trail Walk: Learn to identify local flora and understand traditional land-based knowledge.

  • Plus much more to be announced!

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Start Date:
August 19, 2026
End Date:
August 20, 2026
Location:
Moose Jaw, SK
Cost:
$75-$150
Register

SaskOutdoors Educator Tour 2026

Connect, Learn, and Grow on the Land

Are you looking for fresh inspiration, practical land-based pedagogical tools, and a chance to network with fellow outdoor educators? Join us for this summer’s SaskOutdoors Educator Tour!

We are heading to the beautiful rolling hills and vibrant communities of Moose Jaw and Buffalo Pound Provincial Park for two days of immersive, hands-on professional development.

Event Details

  • Dates: August 19–20, 2026

  • Location: Moose Jaw & Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, SK

  • Registration: $75 – $150

  • Who it’s for: Pre-K to Grade 12 teachers, early childhood educators, non-formal educators, and outdoor enthusiasts!

Featured Sessions Include:

  • Forest Bathing: Discover the practice of forest bathing to support student well-being, mindfulness, and deep nature connection.

  • Medicine Trail Walk: Learn to identify local flora and understand traditional land-based knowledge.

  • Plus much more to be announced!