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    SKEENAWILD CONSERVATION TRUST > Education
    Education Online Event Spotlight

    Pop Up Nature Science!

    Join SkeenaWild environmental educators as they 'pop up' in a variety of wild spaces during July and August! These 2-4 hour FREE experiences are targeted at kids ages 5 to 13 years, and will include demonstrations and hands-on activities that explore our natural world. Follow SkeenaWild Conservation Trust on Facebook and Instagram to keep up to date on the dates, times and locations of our pop-up camps! Please note: parental supervision required Upcoming Pop-Ups: Skeena Valley Farmers' Market - Saturday, July 10 (10 am to 1 pm)Waterlily Bay Resort - Thursday, July 29 (1 to 3 pm)Kleanza Creek Provincial Park - Friday, July...

    by SkeenaWild
    July 8, 2021
    Education

    SkeenaWild Watershed Discovery EcoCamps

    NOTE: Registrations for 2021 Summer Camps are now closed. NID EcoCamps If your child like adventure and is eager to explore the natural world, check out our SkeenaWild EcoCamps at Ferry Island in Terrace, BC on NID (non-instructional days) on April 23, May 28 and June 25 from 9 am to 3 pm! Summer EcoCamps Join us for our summer eco-camps at Ferry Island in July and August! SkeenaWild is excited to partner with the Terrace Women's Resource Centre Society and Northwest Science & Innovation Society to offer two weeks of camps this summer for both girls and boys from 5 to 13 years old: July 19-23 (9...

    by SkeenaWild
    August 5, 2020
    Education

    Activities

    HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES AND EXPERIMENTS Smell Your Way Home Game Salmon have an incredible migration pattern, but which sense organs to salmon use to navigate back to their home stream? Get some first-hand experience what it’s like to sniff your way back to your natal stream! Soil Erosion Bottles This experiment / demonstration activity shows how unprotected soil on the edge of a stream can be washed away by rain, causing damage to the stream and salmon eggs. It also reveals how vegetation dependent on soil to survive can help protect it. Make a Watershed - Using simple materials like rocks, spray bottles, and cocoa powder, this activity illustrates...

    by SkeenaWild
    May 18, 2020