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Through the material in this guide and accompanying video, students will explore responsible forest management while learning about key science concepts related to ecosystems and environmental sustainability. They will examine the factors that create...
These learning activities provide students with a diverse set of experiences, from historical exploration to hands-on experiments and community engagement, allowing them to grasp the concepts of regenerative agriculture and understand its significance...
With their remarkable ability to capture and store carbon, trees are natural warriors against climate change. Forests are environmental "superheroes" that provide many ecological services such as supplying clean air and water. But, like all heroes, these...
The Garden Lesson Plan focusses on the essential question of "Does food grown locally help reduce your carbon footprint?". Through various hands-on, engaging activities the students work to discover how to offset the carbon created by the transportation...
This resource explores how Indigenous knowledge and Western science work together to deepen understanding of gardening, agriculture, and environmental stewardship. Mi’kmaw Knowledge Holders Blair Bernard and Tracy Marshall introduce Two-Eyed Seeing,...