Module 2 Lesson 1: River Ecology: How do natural river ecosystems work?
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A journey beyond recycling
September 26, 2023
One of our favourite education programs here at Wildsight is Beyond Recycling, a year-long learning journey that equips kids with the tools and knowledge…Read more
Students join community leaders on Columbia River
September 26, 2023
In early September, community leaders and young people came together in Burton on the banks of the West Kootenay’s Arrow Lakes Reservoir for a long weekend of intergenerational knowledge sharing and learning about the Columbia River and its management.Read more
Next 10 years of Columbia Basin Trust must include learning
September 5, 2023
By Graeme Lee Rowlands and Monica Nissen
Like many in the Columbia Basin, we recently received an invitation to comment on the Columbia Basin…Read more
Connecting to the Columbia
August 22, 2023
"This experience meant so much to me. I enjoyed so much learning from the land, guest speakers, and leaders and being able to make my…Read more
Thirteen seasons of Know Your Watershed
August 22, 2023
Students squint at turkey basters and squirt water samples into ice cube trays. Others raise handheld microscopes to eye level, peering at tiny life within…Read more
Immersed in the wild
July 24, 2023
"I looked up from the ground and realized what an incredible place I was in. From a young age, I'd always thought the alpine…Read more
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