Welcome to Nature HomeSchool Nature Canada
We have science-based resources generously provided by our regional partners so we can help you increase outdoor time with your kids. Discover a living library of videos, interactive activities, teaching slide decks, and more to make learning about nature anything but boring.
Do Sharks breathe? Do Whales have superpowers? Does sunscreen hurt coral reefs? La Baleine Nomade creates educational resouces and offers workshops promoting knowledge and awareness about marine life. Check out this resource to learn more about aquatic food chains and the value of marine ecosystems
Join Sophie and Alvin to learn more about what the Blood Tribe does to help protect birds and how the reintroduction of bison on the ancestral lands of the Blackfoot people can bring back burrowing owls.
Did you know that over the course of their life some birds travel the equivalent of 3 round-trips to the moon? Providing accessible sources of healthy food is an important step you can take to help protect local migratory bird populations near you. Check out this resource to learn more!
The Nature in the City map was created by Greater Victoria NatureHood and provides residents in the Capital Regional District with information on the different natural areas and sanctuaries available for exploration, as well as tips on how to be a good neighbour while in the NatureHood.
The New Canadian Guide to Nature created by the Young Naturalists Club of NS is a translation resource that enables Canadians who predominately speak Arabic to interact with nature in Nova Scotia. Check out this resource to learn more about where to go and what to look while in nearby green spaces!
Do Sharks breathe? Do Whales have superpowers? Does sunscreen hurt coral reefs? La Baleine Nomade creates educational resouces and offers workshops promoting knowledge and awareness about marine life. Check out this resource to learn more about aquatic food chains and the value of marine ecosystems
Join Sophie and Alvin to learn more about what the Blood Tribe does to help protect birds and how the reintroduction of bison on the ancestral lands of the Blackfoot people can bring back burrowing owls.
Did you know that over the course of their life some birds travel the equivalent of 3 round-trips to the moon? Providing accessible sources of healthy food is an important step you can take to help protect local migratory bird populations near you. Check out this resource to learn more!
The Nature in the City map was created by Greater Victoria NatureHood and provides residents in the Capital Regional District with information on the different natural areas and sanctuaries available for exploration, as well as tips on how to be a good neighbour while in the NatureHood.
The New Canadian Guide to Nature created by the Young Naturalists Club of NS is a translation resource that enables Canadians who predominately speak Arabic to interact with nature in Nova Scotia. Check out this resource to learn more about where to go and what to look while in nearby green spaces!
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