Resources for Educators

Natural Connections

Are you looking for ways to bring environmental learning into your home or classroom and connect kids with nature?

The Canadian Wildlife Federation’s educational resources are designed to help parents and educators teach students of all ages about wildlife and habitat conservation and inspire them to take personal action.

From our professional development programs to our online Learning Library, we have a wide array of tools to help you get started!

What You Can Do

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Join our community of educators to learn about upcoming professional development opportunities and receive the latest educational resources from the Canadian Wildlife Federation.

Related Resources

Project WILD Activity Guide

Below Zero Activity Guide

WILD About Sports Activity Guide

WILD Education

Aimed at both school teachers and informal educators like youth group and community leaders, WILD Education is a professional development program that trains educators to become certified instructors of Project WILD, Below Zero and WILD about Sports.

WILD Educator Award

Reconnecting Canadians

Looking for ways to learn about wildlife and explore nature near you? While we may be physically distant, Canadians remain connected by a shared love of nature. It’s a love that inspires and rejuvenates us – especially during difficult times. From your humble garden to your local parks and trails, nature is nearby and there’s never been a better time to reconnect with it.

Resources for Educators

Natural Connections

What You Can Do

Educator Workshops

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