School Programs

CPAWS Southern Alberta has developed excellent curriculum-linked environmental education programs that increase awareness of Alberta’s conservation issues, and actively engage students in direct action to conserve wilderness spaces. Since 1997, we have reached over 70,000 students and teachers in the Calgary and surrounding areas. Our programs include in-class programs, hikes, and teacher workshops from Grades 3-12 focusing on grizzly bear ecology and conservation, endangered species, and water conservation and stewardship. Through our programs students and teachers gain an understanding and knowledge of environmental health and conservation action. By engaging elementary and secondary school students in rich science and education experiences today, we encourage and mentor environmental stewards of tomorrow.


“I liked the fact that the guide incorporated a hands-on way of learning the information. I learned a lot about the environment and how to protect it. I would like to learn more and teach that to more people as an awareness program of my own. Three words! Keep It Up=3”- Student Westmount Charter

Learn more about our School Programs
Water Rangers Program
Endangered Species Program
Grizzy Bears Forever Program
Hikes
Curricular Links
Standard of Excellence

We currently offer programming on endangered species, grizzly bears, and environmental stewardship. We also offer teaching kits as supplemental resources for educators. In addition to classroom programming, we offer full-day educational hikes and field studies in Kananaskis Country and Fish Creek Provincial Park. Students safely explore wilderness areas with highly-trained interpretive guides, allowing them to witness many of the scientific principles they have studied in class.

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