Online resource for preparing for the CORE exam, learning to be bear aware, and taking the boater exam:

https://bcwf.bc.ca/online-education/

 

 

 

Free printable colouring pages released each month and inspired by the West Coast:

http://clairewatson.com/westcoast-colouring-pages

Four fun activities free for download to help connect kids to nature and to understand their right to a healthy environment:

https://davidsuzuki.org/take-action/act-locally/connecting-youth-with-nature/#editor-4

Citizen science program to learn about the calls of frogs and toads, while contributing to data on amphibians in Canada:

https://www.naturewatch.ca/frogwatch/

 

 

 

 

Environmental education at home activity guides, projects, and games:

https://www.neefusa.org/education/environmental-education-home

Free downloadable activities for families to learn about nature, suitable for kids aged 3-15:

https://www.plt.org/activities-for-families/

 

An interactive website to explore the Salish Sea, with a kids section that has "Creature Features" and interactive games (including a Salish Sea Heroes section showcasing educational and inspiring stewardship action videos and 2 Tedx videos composed by students from BC):

https://www.juniorseadoctors.com/

Great educational resources including Grades K-8 Going Wild Programs, activity sheets for educators and caregivers, and nature activities for the whole family. Resources are informed by the First Peoples’ Principles of Learning and the principle that connecting to nature is vital for environmental stewardship:

https://sierraclub.bc.ca/education/

 

 

A great opportunity to explore the Naikoon Provincial Park virtually with interactive and interpretive signs and activities:

https://www.naikoonpark.com/trailhead.html