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2018

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Our fall field trip yesterday at Shubenacadie Wildlife Park was a splashing success! Junior Terranauts joined us at the park where we spent the day learning about wetlands and the critters that live within them. We started the day off by walking the wetland trail at the park, listening and looking for local birds. Next, we got hands-on and went critter dipping in the wetland. Participants were then able to bring their critters back to the wetland centre to look at them up close under the microscope!After lunch it was feeding time for the resident turtles, and participants were able to keep an eye on them as they explored the grounds. The day ended off with a private tour of the wildlife park, where we met and learned about the 40+ resident species of the park! 🐢🦫🫎

Attention Junior Terranauts! Join us for our second fall field trip at Shubenacadie Wildlife Park in Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia! This program will take place on the HRCE PD Day, November 23rd. For this day program, we’ll be joining staff from Ducks Unlimited to explore the local wetlands and learn about their diversity and conservation!

Our fall field trip this week at Fundy National Park went swimmingly! Participants aged 8-15 joined us on the shores of the Bay of Fundy where we spent the day learning about and getting hands on with endangered Atlantic salmon!

With a few seats remaining, we've decided to open up next week's Fall Salmon Release Field Trip at Fundy National Park in New Brunswick to being open to girls+ ages 9-18!

New program alert! Starting this fall, we will be offering day long field trips across our three age ranges that prioritize hands-on learning in the great outdoors. Our first fall program will be offered at Fundy National Park in Alma, New Brunswick on either October 4 or 6 (dependant on weather) for our Junior Terranauts (ages 9-12). Participants will get hands-on with endangered Altantic salmon, helping Fundy staff and volunteers release the fish into the Upper Salmon River!

That's a wrap on our summer 2023 programs! This past weekend, we headed to Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site for our Intermediate Wildlife Conservation Program, the third and final program in our summer collaboration with Kejimkujik. 🐢🌳🛶

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