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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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Migratory Species Need Migratory Spaces
2026-07-24
Everywhere, from the Arctic to Antarctica, finned, furred, fanged, and feathered travellers are on the go.
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Mind a Micro-Migration
2026-07-24
You too can give safe passage to rambling reptiles and ambulatory amphibians.
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Monitor Marine Migrants
2026-07-24
Students can leam a lot about marine migrants — and how they depend on healthy habitats to survive — by monitoring them both in real space and in cyberspace.
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My Grampa’s Tall Tales
2026-07-24
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National Parks and Wilderness Reserves
2026-07-24
Climate is Changing... Help Wildlife Weather the Storm
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Native Friends, Invasive Foes
2026-07-24
Students compare and classify native and alien species, then research and hold a classroom debate about the differences between indigenous and exotic species, their positive and negative effects, and whether their populations should be conserved or controlled.
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Natural Inquirer
2026-07-24
Students use interview techniques to research and write about an animal or plant affected by climate change.
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Net Gain, Net Effect
2026-07-24
To describe the evolution of fishing and interpret the possible effects of changes in technology on fish populations.