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  • Canadian Geographic’s Ontario Parks Giant Floor Map: bringing parks to the classroom

    Calling all teachers… Ontario is one huge place. Most of us spend the majority of our time in one small section of the province. But there is a vast expanse waiting to be explored. We’ve partnered with Canadian Geographic for something big. GIANT, you could say. We’re excited to unfold the Ontario Parks Giant Floor Map, and…

  • Fourth graders become species-at-risk superheroes!

    Parks alone are not enough to save species at risk. As we’ve continued our species-at-risk blog series this summer, we’ve been able to share stories of the amazing species that call parks home and the work being done to protect them. Now we want to introduce you to the newest team of superheroes taking up…

  • When the student becomes the teacher

    Today’s post comes from Jessica Stillman, School Outreach Coordinator for Bronte Creek Provincial Park. Bronte Creek Provincial Park is a unique setting, with rich natural and historical features. As the School Outreach Coordinator at the park, I get to connect students to this wonderful site on a daily basis! Let me tell you a little…

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