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A role-playing activity about the effect of the changing environment on people and wildlife in Canada's North.
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In the Buffer Zone
2026-07-24
The strip of moisture-loving trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants along the edge of a lake, river, wetland, or other watery habitat is called the buffer zone.
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In the City
2026-07-24
Here are some suggestions on how to reclaim an urban waterfront for wildlife.
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In the Country
2026-07-24
The following projects will help you protect wetlands and streams on prairies and in other rural areas.
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In the Littoral Zone
2026-07-24
The shoreline web of life and water quality have suffered. But we can repair this damage.
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Journey North by River Inc
2026-07-24
Students play the role of tour guides who recruit others for a canoe trip down one of the Canadian Heritage Rivers located in Canada's North. The recruitment effort involves preparing a poster, a speech or a brochure.
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Keep Canada Ever Green for Wildlife
2026-07-24
Only about one percent of the sun's energy that falls on a plant is converted into plant matter. But amazingly, the entire animal kingdom — including the human race — depends on that one percent.
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Left at Sea
2026-07-24
Students use interview techniques to explore the traditional wisdom of fishers, mariners, First Nations, and other peoples whose historical connection to, and reliance on, the ocean gives them a deeper understanding of climatic cycles and events.
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Lend Wings to Migratory Birds
2026-07-24
We may have solved the mystery of the vanishing songbirds. But as far as their habitats are concerned, we've barely begun to put the pieces back together.