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Saturday, May 27, 2017

National Camp - Feature Instructor - Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society

Join Jaclyn Angotti for some amazing sessions courtesy of CPAWS - the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society


Learn about the importance of water in our lives and how you can become a Water Ranger! Through games and activities, explore wetland species and the troubles they are facing in the wild. Investigate your own personal impacts on the watershed and how to take positive action for water and wetland species in Water Rangers

Explore the ecosystems and biodiversity of Alberta's protected and unprotected wild spaces. Discover park ecosystems and explore interactions between biotic and abiotic elements of the ecosystem. Discover the wonders of Alberta parks! Learn about park ecosystems through stories, biofacts and activities in Discover Parks!

Find out how grizzly bears function as an umbrella species in Alberta's wild spaces. Help protect grizzlies and you will help protect many species in the ecosystem. Explore the biology of the threatened Alberta grizzly bear and their habitat through stories, bio-facts and engaging activities. Learn about biological research, human impacts, staying safe in bear country and grizzly bear recovery.

Get ready to become Environmental Detectives and investigate the complex case of local species at risk! Explore local Alberta species at risk while discovering their natural habitats. Join CPAWS for games, activities and stories in the Species at Risk session.

In Trees and Forests, discover the exciting world of Alberta forests and why they need your help. Explore local tree species and investigate the struggles and successes they face in our local environments. Begin with tree biology and branch out to discover:
  • how forests change over time
  • what their ecosystems are
  • the ecological importance of trees and forests
Find out about CPAWS at http://cpaws-southernalberta.org/about

Check out all the sessions available at National Camp.

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