Check out our Environmental Programs
Re-Energy
In this fun, engaging science program, students will learn how to build a wind turbine, solar oven, hydroelectric generator or biogas generator.
Flood:ED
Flooding is the most common natural disaster in Canada. Flood:ED helps students understand the impact of flooding and invites them to explore ways they can prepare against flooding at home and school.
eCards
eCards is an environmental education and advocacy tool that aims to empower youth to act for the climate by learning about environmental issues, creating informed messages, and acting on them!
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Be part of a diverse community. When you join us, you will be able to access all of our free resources and fun challenges.
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Our Collective Impact
Meet learning goals while engaging students in creating change
1,602,495
Students
106,833
Educators
712,225
Website visitors
690,246
Kilograms of GhGs reduced
TBD
Litres of water diverted
11,500
kWh of energy saved
Teachers and Educators Testimonials
Karen Montgomery
Teacher at New Central Public School, Ontario
Discussing her classes Flood:ED Challenge submission, "The Flood Fighters liked interviewing teachers to find the problems. They interviewed a plumber who came to unclog a drain and they watched the flood webinar. They felt the realness of the project."
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Our Challenges allow students to have an environmental impact that you can track and share! Ready-made collections of learning resources that apply to a range of grades and ages prepare youth for action.
Truth and Reconciliation
We are committed to a systemic approach to Indigenous Reconciliation within our organization which will aim for transformational change in our own professional development, staffing, our content and writing of educational materials including engagement with educators. We see the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation as a special time to pause, reflect and further this journey. Explore resources with Indigenous perspectives for your classroom here.