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Price
Individual Student/Household: $5
Per class online (up to 35 students): $100
Dates & Time
Thursday, April 14, 2022
Thursday, May 19, 2022
11 AM - 12 PM (MST)
THE DIRECT FROM SERIES PRESENTS:
Direct From Banff National Park: Track the Wolf Pack
Suitable for Grades 4-9
DATE
Thursday, April 14, 2022
Thursday, May 19, 2022
11 AM - 12 PM (MST)
WHERE
Zoom - Participants will receive a link after registering
and/ or
TELUS Spark Science Centre
PRICE
Individual Student/Household: $5
Per class online (up to 35 students): $100
GRADE
Suitable for Grades 4-9
Let's get wild about wolves, and track the wolf pack!
TELUS Spark Science Centre is partnering with Parks Canada to provide students a unique opportunity to learn about the wolves that roam the land. This interactive tour includes a live Q&A session with an expert on location in Banff National Park through one of the most iconic ecosystems on the planet.
Learn all about the incredible species that call this park home, along with species interactions, human impacts, predator-prey relationships, conservation efforts, and technologies Banff National Park uses to monitor wolves and its population in the wild. Uncover what clues this very special predator may have left behind.
Curriculum Ties
Grade 4: Alberta: The Land, Histories, and Stories
Grade 5: Canada: The Land, Histories, and Stories
Grade 6: Trees and Forests
Grade 7: Interactions and Ecosystems, Planet Earth
Grade 9: Biodiversity, Environmental Chemistry
About Banff
Banff National Park - Canada’s first national park and the flagship of the nation’s park system. Over three million visitors a year make the pilgrimage to the park for a variety of activities including hiking, biking, skiing and camping in some of the world’s most breathtaking mountain scenery. Banff is part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site.
For more information please contact [email protected]
For in-person bookings at Spark, please call 403.817.6802
Individual Bookings Class Bookings- GUEST SPEAKER
Laurie Schwartz, Outreach Educator, Banff National Park
Laurie is a founding member of Parks Canada’s Mountain WIT, a group dedicated to sharing the stories of Banff National Park in a fun and memorable way. She is the author of “A Beary, Berry Good Day/ Une «baie» bonne journée,” an award-winning bilingual children’s book about grizzly bears. Her dedication to public service and creativity in education programs was recognized with a Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal. Laurie and her team are currently recording a “Parks Playlist” of songs about #WildlifeRules!
TELUS Spark Science Centre’s award-winning Direct From virtual programs encourage students to discover answers through a hands-on approach! Thank you to Spark’s Virtual Program Sponsor, Repsol.
A-wooooo! Ready to explore the call of the wild?
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