332 Road 3 W, Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E5 519.733.4034 Email: questions@jackminer.com
332 Road 3 W, Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E5 519.733.4034 Email: questions@jackminer.com
Tour Description:
When migration activity and weather permit, students may also observe a live bird banding demonstration, providing a unique behind-the-scenes look at how birds are safely captured, measured, banded, and released for scientific research. Throughout the program, students are encouraged to ask questions and interact with Sanctuary staff, creating an engaging learning experience that connects history, science, and conservation.
Learning Goals:
Water is life. It is the most important component of any ecosystem, as all living organisms require water to grow and survive. Nevertheless, various human activities are major contributors to the growing problem of water scarcity. In this workshop, students will explore the interconnectedness of habitat and wildlife through the lens of water. They will assess their water use and learn about the social, economic, and environmental impacts of water scarcity. Hands-on, sensory activities (e.g., construction and observation of water filtration systems, use of tools for water assessment, etc.) will help demonstrate water systems and contextualize water quality. A broad range of grassroots and systemic water scarcity solutions will be explored.
Students will:
Curriculum Expectations:
$150
$150
