US EditionWatershed moment: Saanich teachers craft free urban streams curriculum
- Saanich educators Maleea Acker and Jennifer Walton created a free urban streams curriculum funded by Environment and Climate Change Canada.
- The curriculum includes lesson plans for middle school and Grade 12 students, connecting them to local watersheds and climate issues.
- Students engage in activities like nature journaling and exploring aquatic species to understand local ecosystems.
- The initiative connects Indigenous perspectives and scientific evidence to help students learn about watershed issues.
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