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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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Support the World-Wide Web of Life in Your Schoolyard
2026-07-24
Your life is inseparable from the ecosystem you live in. Every species interacts with the air, water, sun, soil, and living things that sustain it in a huge web of interdependency.
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Survey for Birds
2026-07-24
Students will conduct a survey to determine what habitat elements for birds are available or missing in their community. Results will be distributed to survey participants to help spread awareness about habitat conditions for local birds.
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Sustainability Means Survival
2026-07-24
Sustainability means our ability to survive — to continue living on the Earth — and it depends on our wise use of natural resources.
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Sustainable Development: The Challenge of the Century
2026-07-24
Sustainable development is a blend of two ideas: development and sustainability. Through development, we attempt to satisfy people's needs. These include such basics as food, water, clothing, jobs, health care and so on. Development also goes beyond the basics to provide a good quality of life.
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Sustain Wildlife Habitat
2026-07-24
The key to creating, nurturing, and sustaining wildlife habitat is to make the most of the people and resources in your entire school and community.
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Take Action for Oceans
2026-07-24
It's good to teach our children to act on their beliefs. When they understand the importance of oceans and how human activities threaten them, they can respond by taking part in a variety of ocean-supporting actions.
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The Global Aquatic Ecosystem
2026-07-24
All land is divided into watersheds — that is, areas of land that drain into particular bodies of water.
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The Great Round-Table Debate
2026-07-24
Students role-play a round-table discussion about human use of a local watershed.