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CWF Education Webinars

CWF Education Webinars, bringing conservation to the classroom

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CWF education programs are built on sound pedagogical foundations: a conceptual framework, curriculum links, piloting in Canadian classrooms, and the scrutiny of scientific experts. Our programs are designed to meet the needs not only of teachers but also of youth leaders, park naturalists, and other conservation educators.

Also, check out our comprehensive Resource Library – this is where you’ll find resource sheets, lesson plans, and other resources on themes like the arctic, water, climate change, pollinators, and many more.

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Below Zero

Put on your long-johns and join us on an amazing sub-zero safari into the winter world of wildlife. More »

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WILD CLASSES

Help promote literacy and wildlife education in Canada. WILD magazine wants our readers (ages 5 to 14) to help us create our May/June 2012 issue! More »

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Habitat 2020

CWF’s Habitat 2020 is an education program for youth to learn about wildlife. Your school, community or organization can develop a wildlife education project and be recognized for your important contribution to wildlife in Canada. More »

Your Wild Adventure
CWF Learning Institute

CWF Learning Institute is a program of CWF. Its purpose is to enhance the connection between people and their environment. More »

Summer Institute

Attention Educators: Professional Development Opportunity! More »

The Great Canadian Turtle Race
Turtle Race: Educators & Youth

Learning about the educational elements behind the great canadian turtle race More »

Ocean Education

The CWF Africa to Americas Expedition provides a unique opportunity to learn about the ocean. More »

Larry the Loon

Larry the Loon tells the story of a proud father loon that goes on a fishing expedition and, after being hit by a boat, cannot hunt for himself or go back to his family. More »