Soil

Teachers, parents, and students praise this classic K-12 environmental education program used internationally. Project WILD instructors have taught thousands of Canadian students from kindergarten through high school — and...

This chart provides information on how to distinguish between sand, clay, clay loam and loam.

WormWatch is a science-based education program that makes learning about the soil ecosystem fun. It is a part of NatureWatch, a national volunteer monitoring program used to identify ecological changes that may be affecting our...

The Habitat Conservation Area is a 23-acre site within Wascana Centre that has been set aside specifically for wildlife. You can use the self-guided brochure to discover this area of the park. Trail markers guide you along this...

Of Land & Living Skies is a community journal where theory and practice merge, becoming a space for dialogue within the fields of environmental and sustainability education, and focusing on research, policy, and community...

The Outdoor Education Regina Public Schools Website provides many lesson plans, field trip ideas and outdoor education resources for all schools, but their specific field trips are only offered to Regina Public Schools.

We provide a learning program from pre-school to Grade Eight and we follow the Provincial School Science Guidelines closely. We also provide a program that is appropriate to the age and ability of our student visitors. Each session runs...

Started in 1994, EcoKids is a free Earth Day Canada environmental education program that offers curriculum-linked materials and activities for Canadian elementary schools to engage in environmental action.