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Overfishing, Damage to Coasts, and Ocean Health Indicators
2025-12-05
Our oceans give us 90 million tonnes of fish each year! Unfortunately, we have often not fished carefully to conserve enough fish for the future.
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Place that Space!
2025-12-05
Students do Web-based research to complete a quiz by matching the descriptions of 13 Canadian protected areas to the province or territory where they are found.
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Plant a Butterfly Garden
2025-12-05
Students plant a school garden to provide habitat for butterflies and other pollinators.
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Plant a Million Trees
2025-12-05
One small but important thing everyone can do for wildlife is plant a tree.
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Plant Native Species
2025-12-05
Plants that occur naturally in an area are called native or indigenous species. It's best to plant native species, because they are used to local soil and weather conditions.
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Pollination By-Products
2025-12-05
Students identify the plant origin for a number of common foods and find out which pollinating agent makes it possible. Older students also identify some of the threats to the processes of pollination.
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Pollination Puzzles
2025-12-05
Many seed-producing plants have adapted to attract or, at least, favour certain pollinating agents. Students decipher clues to match "flower" cards with pollinator agents.
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Preserve Our Aquatic Heritage
2025-12-05
The following activities and projects will enable you to start taking decisive action, such as promoting the establishment of marine conservation areas.
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Prevent Marine Pollution
2025-12-05
Pollution kills countless ocean creatures, impacting hardest on coastal waters, the areas richest in biodiversity and the marine resources we depend on most.
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Protecting Northern Waters
2025-12-05
Northern waters are a valuable part of Canada’s natural and cultural heritage.
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Protecting Our Special Spaces
2025-12-05
Students are presented with two conflicting perspectives on how to treat a special wild space. They propose and discuss possible resolutions to the dilemma and create an ending for the story.
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Protecting Special Wild Places in Canada
2025-12-05
Wild areas are essential for maintaining biodiversity at all levels (genetic, species, and ecosystem).
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Put Biodiversity into Action
2025-12-05
Take a stroll around your schoolyard or the area you want to improve for wildlife.
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Put Down Roots
2025-12-05
To help wildlife, we must look after Canada's biodiversity, and one great way of doing that is to protect plants.
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Recycle Resources
2025-12-05
The next time you're about to drop a sheet of paper or a tin can into the wastepaper basket, for example, why not think about dropping it in a recycling bin instead? Recycling things like paper, glass and tin makes an amazing difference for wildlife.
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Regional Inquirer
2025-12-05
Students investigate interrelationships among plants and animals in an aquatic ecosystem and explore how climate change might affect those interrelationships and the natural community as a whole.
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Ribbons of Life
2025-12-05
The edges of our lakes, streams, rivers, and wetlands — known as riparian zones — as well as ocean coasts, are essential to living things.
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Riparian Repairs
2025-12-05
Students assess a riparian (shoreline) area and plant trees and shrubs to enhance water quality and habitat.
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Roaming Biomes
2025-12-05
Students conduct research on the environment-monitoring capabilities of earth-observation satellites and write a report or give an oral presentation on the use of remote-sensing technology to measure the impacts of climate change on an ecological area.
