Canadian Wildlife Federation: Camp Kawartha

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Pathway to Stewardship and Kinship Initiative

Camp Kawartha is an accredited, not-for-profit organization offering a broad range of innovative year-round camping, outdoor and environmental programming. Established in 1921, Camp Kawartha has expanded into a year-round facility, offering day and overnight summer camps for children ages 4-17, curriculum-linked outdoor and environmental education programs for students in grades K to 12, and facility rentals for meetings, workshops, group retreats, and conferences. Camp Kawartha also offers workshops on environmental education, sustainable living and is working with the entire community to foster stewardship at each and every stage of a child’s development.

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WILD Outside

The future of conservation is in the hands of young Canadians. Developing an appreciation for the natural world all around you is the first step to ensuring a brighter future for wildlife. The Canadian Wildlife Federation WILD Outside program is a fun way for youth aged 15 to 18 to get outside and develop a profound nature connection. Come get involved in the program specifically designed to inspire youth to explore and discover the nature world around them. WILD Outside is calling!!

Canadian Conservation Corps

If you are looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community and connect with nature, CCC is the program for you! CCC is an incredible program for youth between the ages of 18 to 30, meant to inspire participants to develop their passion for conservation, awareness of their natural environment, and a deeper appreciation for service to their community.

iNaturalist Canada

CWF has teamed up with the Royal Ontario Museum to provide a place where Canadians can record and share what they see in nature, meet other nature observers, and learn about our wildlife. By participating as a citizen scientist, you can contribute to a growing wealth of knowledge of Canadian species and help conserve our natural world.

WILD Education

Intended for both schoolteachers and non-formal educators like youth group and community leaders, WILD Education is a professional-development program that trains educators to become certified instructors of Project WILD, Below Zero and WILD About Sports.

Camp Kawartha

What You Can Find at Camp Kawartha

Educational Programming

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Pathway to Stewardship and Kinship Initiative

WILD Outside

Canadian Conservation Corps

iNaturalist Canada

WILD Education

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