Travel across the mountains, forests, and grasslands of Asia and discover the remarkable animals that inhabit some of the world’s most diverse environments. Guided by a knowledgeable conservation educator, explore predator-prey relationships, social behaviours, adaptations for extreme climates, and the complex connections between humans and wildlife. Along the way, investigate the conservation challenges facing vulnerable species and learn how global conservation efforts are helping to protect wildlife and wild places across Asia.
Location: Outdoors and inside public buildings
Length: 60 minutes
Program times: 10:00 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 12:45 p.m.
Maximum students: 30
Cost:
- September-March: $240
- April-June: $295
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Curricular Connections
This program is designed to complement the Alberta Science curriculum. Depending on the grade of the class, tours may be roughly themed as follows:
Kindergarten – Movement and environmental respect
Grade 1 – Seasonal change
Grade 2 – Lifecycles
Grade 3 – Animal diets
Grade 4 – Adaptations
Grade 5 – Climate and flight
Grade 6 – Ecosystems and climate change
Grade 7 – Trophic level interactions
Grade 8 – Freshwater systems
Grade 9 – Sexual reproduction
Grade 10 – Human impacts and climate change
Grade 11 – Native and invasive species
Grade 12 – Population dynamics
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