Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.

Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.

Glacier to Estuary Environmental Education Materials Now Available

Comox Lake
Since May last year Project Watershed has been working with seniors of the Comox Valley to create environmental education resources and materials for grades K-7 in a program called Seniors Keeping it Living with Students in the Comox Valley.

We are pleased to announce that these materials are now available at projectwatershed.ca/grades-k-to-12-educational-resources. The resources include lessons, field trips, maps, worksheets, coloring pages, local videos and links to other relevant materials. We had over 45 people volunteer their time to create these resources, many of which were involved in piloting the field trips.

We will continue to provide presentations and field trips as a component of this work as time and funding allows. If you are interested in working with children please contact us at info@projectwatershed.ca to become part of a team of people that helps pass on important, local, environmental knowledge to our future generations. We need people to do in class presentations and help out on field trips. If you have already contacted us about volunteering we will be emailing you over the next few months as opportunities arise.

The Comox Valley Project Watershed Society’s Seniors Keeping it Living with Students in the Comox Valley project was funded in part by the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program.  Additional funding was provided by the Comox Valley Community Foundation, the Peninsula Coop and Mountain Equipment Coop.

Layne and Brenda of 40 KNOTS with Caitlin Pierzchalski ~ L.Stewart