Celebrate National Forest Week by learning all about our forests in our Forest Fun Booklet. Inside, find activities like leaf BINGO, a scavenger hunt, a colouring sheet, and more!
Students will develop the observation and classification skills necessary to identify trees by developing tree identification keys. This is an indoor/outdoor activity.
Did you know that many of Canada's provinces and territories have an official tree? Download this fact sheet to learn about yours!
Students will learn about the theoretical and practical application of forest bathing (or Shinrin-yoku) as a mindfulness and therapeutic practice.
There are lots of careers in the forestry field - and this handy chart can help you figure out which one is right for you. Whether you love the outdoors, love technology, or want to work in a lab, there is a career waiting for you in forestry!
Students will learn how to identify local invasive species and develop an invasive species plan. This is an indoor/outdoor activity.
Students will participate in role playing in a public forum where decisions about forest harvesting will be debated. This is an indoor activity.
In 2026, Ontario Envirothon will be taking a look at non-point source pollution, water pollution that accumulates over a widespread...
A fun memory style game to improve knowledge of key characteristics of 30 tree species.
Students will learn the importance of conducting an urban tree inventory and will undertake a simplified inventory to assess the health of a local forest.