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OUTDOOR ED 9
OUTDOOR ED 9
Students will formulate an understanding of the consequences of human actions on various environments. Students will grow as individuals and as responsible citizens in order to respect and manage our natural resources both from a rural and urban perspective. Students will demonstrate an appreciation of living things and gain an understanding of basic ecological processes through a wide range of environmentally responsible activities in outdoor settings
Students will formulate an understanding of the consequences of human actions on various environments. Students will grow as individuals and as responsible citizens in order to respect and manage our natural resources both from a rural and urban perspective. Students will demonstrate an appreciation of living things and gain an understanding of basic ecological processes through a wide range of environmentally responsible activities in outdoor settings
OUTDOOR EDUCATION 10
Students develop the motivation and commitment to work individually and collectively as citizens toward the conservation and responsible use of air, energy, forests, land, minerals, water and wildlife.
OUTDOOR EDUCATION 20
Through problem based learning, students will be challenged to critically evaluate current issues of sustainability, resource management, and conservation in Alberta. Students will explore different concepts of recreation, adventure, ecotourism, environmental standards, and wildlife interaction through topics such as:
Outdoor Experiences 2, Wolves, Birds of Prey, Wildlife Management, and Outdoor Skills Cooking.
OUTDOOR EDUCATION 30
Students will have fun and be inspired to want to learn more about Alberta wilderness and to “get out there” to make their own personal connections with Alberta’s wild areas through topics such as: Avalanche Awareness, Downhill Skiing/Snowboarding, Wildlife Interactions, Wildlife Stewardship, and Ecotourism.
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