Sortie scolaire - en plein air
Using some of the walking trails on the 1100 acre Meduxnekeag Valley Nature Preserve, we demonstrate the sort of experience we can offer to classes from K-12, including both nature walks and science workshops. This is primarily for teachers in ASD-W, where class busing costs are picked up by the District directly, but may also be worthwhile for teachers in other parts of the Province who may be able to access a comparable local resource.
The Centre of Excellence for Energy works with energy sector partners to offer tours of energy facilities (power plants, energy infrastructure) to High School Students in New Brunswick. Tours have to be planned well in advance and are subject to availability. Bilingual or French options may exist depending on location.
L’ éducaton des jeunes au sujet des millieux humides et leurs écosystèmes est une grande partie de la mission chez Canards Illimités Canada. Pour mieux protéger et soutenir nos ressources naturelles tel que les millieux humides, nous devons s’assurer que les jeunes comprennent les concepts et les méthodes de conservation.
Educating youth about wetland ecosystems is a big part of Ducks Unlimited Canada's (DUC) mission. To protect and sustain the health of our natural resources like wetlands, we need to make sure young people understand conservation concepts and practices.
During this outdoor field trip, students will visit the Marysville Flats located in Marysville, New Brunswick, to learn about watersheds and thier inhabitants. Students will learn about what watersheds are and how they work through games, story telling and exploration of the Marysville flats restoration site. Topics touched on will be flooding, erosion, plant adaptations and ecosystem services.
Le ABVBS propose des présentations environnementales sur terrain sur les thèmes suivants :
- Biodiversité
- Qualité de l'eau et écosystèmes aquatiques
- Conservation de l'eau et gestion des eaux pluviales
- Changement climatique et érosion côtière
Chaque présentation est adaptée pour correspondre au programme d'études scientifiques pour les classes de la 3e à la 12e année.
The SBWA offers environmental presentations in the field based on the following themes :
- Biodiversity
- Water Quality and Aquatic Ecosystems
- Water Conservation and Stormwater Management
- Climate Change and Coastal Erosion
Each presentation is adapted to correspond to the science curriculum for grades 3 to 12.
Les élèves exploreront l’écosystème d’un milieu humide et recueilleront de l’information abiotique et biotique afin d’en connaître l’état de santé.
Working in small research teams, students use testing equipment to measure biotic and abiotic data to determine the health of the ecosystem.This program is seasonal and takes place at a local wetland.
Baigner vos mains en cherchant pour les bestioles! En utilisant les filets votre groupe regardera dans l’eau pour observer quelque des animaux les plus intéressant des milieux humides.
Get your hands wet while looking for real live wetland animals. Using dip nets, your group will search below the water’s surface to catch some of the most interesting wetland animals.
We offer 1-hour staff-guided curriculum-linked nature walks on the trails of the 440 hectare Meduxnekeag Valley Nature Preserve to K-5 classes and 2 hr hands-on science workshops for Middle and High School classes on trees, forest soils and water quality. Free to schools; we pay busing.
ACAP Saint John invites you to join us for a field trip to one of our outdoor locations, where you can explore the natural environment and learn about its importance and challenges. We have several sites to choose from, such as the Irving Nature Park, the Marsh Creek Wetland, the Reversing Falls, and the Saint John Harbour. At each site, we will guide you through various activities, such as hiking, fishing, birdwatching, water quality testing, and more. You will need to arrange your own transportation and bring appropriate clothing and equipment for the weather and terrain.
"Fairlight Farm & Forest Centre is run by Leah ""Sparrow"" Houghton, who has extensive teaching experience in outdoor settings and specializes in survival skills and farm animals. The many farm animals (horses, pigs, chickens, cow, goats, pony) are a big draw, as children can participate in chores and learn about livestock care and food security. The farm also has an outdoor classroom and multiple camps in the 40 acres of mixed hardwood/softwood forest and a stream for exploring.
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