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  • Be Cool... Stay Cool

    Be Cool... Stay Cool

    A role-playing activity about the effect of the changing environment on people and wildlife in Canada's North.

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  • Climate Watch

    2025-11-24

    Students participate in a national survey of bioindicators of climate change by gathering data on local plants and animals.

  • Common Insect Problems

    2025-11-24

    Common insect problems.

  • Community Action Makes a World of Difference for Wildlife

    2025-11-24

    You can think of a natural community as all the plants and animals in a particular habitat that are bound together by food-chains and other interactions.

  • Connecting Special Places

    2025-11-24

    This is a physically challenging team game in which students role-play a wild animal and work to connect four wild spaces that represent the animal's key habitat needs.

  • Conserve a Flyway

    2025-11-24

    Countless thousands of winged wanderers need places to rest and refuel as they commute between Canadian breeding grounds and wintering habitats in the United States and Central and South America.

  • Conserve Corridors

    2025-11-24

    As human developments continue to dice, mince, and pulverize natural areas, the need for connectivity between fragmented habitats becomes more vital.

  • Conserve Ocean Links

    2025-11-24

    Canadians have an especially close connection with the ocean.

  • Conserve the Arctic Marine Ecosystem

    2025-11-24

    You can help prevent or slow the pace of such long-range impacts by doing the classroom activities and ocean action projects in this section.

  • Cool Wildlife Interviews

    2025-11-24

    Students conduct imaginary interviews with northern wildlife species, researching and presenting answers to a set of questions in an interview format.

  • Create a Hands-on or Electronic Watershed Display

    2025-11-24

    Students plan, prepare and present a hands-on or an electronic display on a theme related to watersheds. They may also bring the display and its messages to the attention of other schools through the CWF website and other media.