Finding the hidden stories in the places we live

What if there was a way to see wildlife up close without actually being there? Remotely triggered camera technology makes this possible

A series of activities that teach young school children about wildlife by mimicking the amazing feats of local animals

Using role-play and dramatic activities to encourage feelings of environmental connectedness in children.
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An activity for ages 5-8 in which children learn about the interdependence of forest species—between animals and their organic habitats, by assuming the roles of these species

Three classroom lessons for Grades 5-6 that use this free and readily available remote-sensing software can help students learn to recognize the characteristics of good wildlife habitat, monitor changes in land use over time and develop a big-picture understanding of the need for effective conservation strategies.

In this activity for Grades 5-8, students play real estate agents who must find suitable homes for their urban animal clients. It is a fun way for students to learn about the importance of preserving wildlife habitats.