In The News: Education & Leadership

2025-12-04

2025-12-05

Trees are wonderful additions to any property. They provide clean air, shelter and food for wildlife and so much more. Once you’ve decided on what kind of tree you want, follow these steps to ensure it’s a happy and healthy addition to your backyard.

2025-12-05

A new event is using Halloween to teach children about nature. Roman Lytwin wanted to share knowledge about the Regina Arboretum with others in the city. She decided to create an event called “Halloween Treets.”

2025-12-05

How do you ensure the future of Canadian wildlife conservation is in good hands? Engaging young Canadians in outdoor adventure, immersive field learning, and conservation project development is one way.

2025-12-05

If asked this question, many Canadians might imagine wheat and canola fields extending as far as the eye can see.

2025-12-05

Students from across Saskatoon spent the day working on various ecology projects at the Ecohackathon.

2025-12-05

With young Canadians spending an increasing amount of time on screens, it can be a challenge to get them outside to learn about nature. Thanks to a Canadian Wildlife Federation program called WILD Outside...

2025-12-05

Food sustainability has become an essential part of education, with food scarcity in cities and an alarming trend of youth being disconnected from their food source. Organizations like EcoSource, a hands-on, not-for-profit organization, are actively working with schools and community members to promote sustainability education, waste reduction, urban agriculture and a connection to nature.

2025-12-05

Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, moths and flies, play critical roles in ecosystems and in the production of our food.

2025-12-05

Simrin Sandhu posted a petition last summer that has since received more than 1,300 signatures