Learn how small animals survive the cold Canadian winters.
SNOW: NATURE'S INSULATION
As strange as it sounds, staying beneath the snow is actually a great way for animals to stay warm in the winter! Join CPAWS educator Lisa to learn all about the Subnivean Layer, and how some small animals, like mice and voles, use it to get through the winter.
More Bring Nature Home for Families
Bring Nature Home is our online database of tried-and-tested CPAWS Southern Alberta activities! Here are some ways that you can bring nature home (or to the classroom) today!
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What is a subnivean layer?
Snow is a great insulator! Join CPAWS educator Lisa to learn all about the Subnivean Layer, and how some animals…