Every day, we come to work and think: how can we inspire people to act? And how can those people, in turn, act in a way that inspires others to do the same? Action isn’t possible for all of us, all ...

My Nursery and Kindergarten students would like to lead the entire school in building and contributing to a kindness rock garden. They have identified 4 UN goals that they think this project will ...

We are proposing installing garden boxes to have a community vegetable garden for students and their families to maintain and benefit from. So much rich learning can happen in the garden and the ...

The chimp you see above? That’s Kevin. A local community member heard him crying from inside a home in the Congo – likely being kept as a pet. His mother was likely sold for bushmeat just weeks ...

I will write magazines about white-nosed syndrome and its effects on bats. I will also write an article in the Stanstead College newspaper. My father, who teaches there, will build bat houses with his ...

Dr. Jane Goodall to be honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award by Artists for Peace and Justice Canada during the Toronto International Film Festival ...

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Stories from the field, and hope from the headlines.

We want to use our Tower Gardens and outdoor garden boxes to grow nutritious food supplies and learn about healthy eating. This would also enable the students to learn how to grow their own food and ...

With Battle River Watershed Education- Fish, Water & Climate Change ideas 1. Field studies; Understanding Riparian Work with City of Lacombe partners -education of our local wetlands 2. Indigenous ...

We would like to reinvigorate our school-community garden with some upgrades to the structures of the gardens themselves, more student-led initiatives around food security and production, and greater ...

The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada acknowledges that the land upon which our office operates is the traditional territory of many Indigenous Peoples including the Haudenosaunee nations, Huron-Wendat ...