Bring nature home with this fun environmental education activity! In Can I Eat You? experience how human impacts affects Alberta’s food chain and species at risk.

By working together and communicating our efforts, we can all help keep global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees!

Learn small actions that everyone can do to benefit the climate and save energy! Since most everything has a carbon footprint, we can ALL start somewhere.

In this case study, participants learn about the interconnected nature of our global systems and explore potential solutions that build community resilience against complex problems.

Learn about the four important things animals need to survive, and what you can do to help protect them!

Find wellness and mindfulness with time in nature, or “vitamin N,” while learning about local trees and their historical uses!

Join CPAWS educator Sheri as she peeks into the “underground forest” and explains the essential role of native fescue grasses in Alberta’s grassland ecosystems.

To help us understand more about what animals need, we are going to work together to make sure our friend the Northern Leopard Frog stays a happy frog!

Connect with someone important in your life and share the stories and importance of Alberta’s amazing Species at Risk!

Bring nature home with this fun environmental education activity! See if your memory is as good as a squirrel by creating your own cache.

Find wellness and mindfulness by connecting with the simplest items within nature… rocks!

Learn about the growth and development of the Northern Leopard Frog, and how this species at risk is impacted by natural or human impacts.