Education programs

CPAWS works to protect wild ecosystems in parks and protected areas. One of the best tools to do this is education: teaching about basic ecology and the conservation of Canada's wildlife and ecosystems increases environmental literacy and builds an ethic of environmental responsibility.

Through our unique education programs, we seek to create a community of knowledgeable, empowered citizens who engage in stewardship and positive environmental action to conserve ecosystems, wilderness and protected areas.

CPAWS Education Programs

• Southern Alberta
• Northern Alberta
• New Brunswick
• Nova Scotia

Other education initiatives

• Community Atlas
• Fact sheets

Resources

Order CPAWS teaching kits

Publications

Naatsichoh South Nahanni River Headwaters (2010)

Factsheet about the proposed National Park that will encompass the headwaters of the South Nahanni River. (2010)

BC’s Glass Sponge Reefs, Jurassic Park Submerged (2009)

CPAWS information brochure about BC'S Glass Sponge Reefs.

Nahanni : Protected forever (2009)

Celebrating the 2009 expansion of Nahanni National Park Reserve.

2008 Election Primer (2008)

2008 Election Primer

CPAWS’ conservation vision (2008)

CPAWS' conservation vision