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Programs At The Park
Curriculum-based Eco-Edventures!
September to November & April to June
$149 grades K-3, $199 grades 4-7
Discover Stanley Park's wild side as your students roll up their sleeves in these hands-on forest, beach and wetland ecology programs! Each park program has been custom designed to match new science IRPs and come with all-new teacher resources on CD-ROM.
Call (604)257-6907 to book a program today!
Choose one park program, one classroom program and book them both for $300
Nature Detectives
Nature Detectives making Soil Soup!
Discover the hidden secrets and stories of the forest in this sensory journey through nature. Meet bugs, feed trees, and - if you're very lucky - you just might spot a squirrel!
Forest Fundamentals
Even the slimiest of creatures have an important role to play in the forest ecosystem.
Join us on a forest adventure where you'll get the full story on forest succession, biodiversity and how the forest ecosystem is one of our best climate change defenders.
Beach Explorers
Grades 2-7; maximum 25 students primary, 30 students intermediateCome to the beach at low tide and explore the diverse world of the intertidal zone! Search for crabs, barnacles, seaweeds and shorebirds, and discover human connections to our seashores.
- Beach Explorers is a tide-dependent program; please phone for available dates!
Building the perfect Crabitat takes careful consideration.
Beach Explorers show off their Crabitat!
Mysteries of the Marsh
Grades 4-7; maximum 30 studentsWhat makes a wetland a good place to live? How do animals adapt to pond life and eat their way along the food chain? Roll up your sleeves and explore wetland wildlife up close with dip nets, binoculars, microscopes and games!
Stanley Park Survivor (NEW!)
Grades 4-7; maximum 30 studentsExperience wilderness survival at Stanley Park by using simple tools and sensory awareness to help to navigate through the forest. Try your hand at knot-tying, shelter building and problem solving in this team based adventure.
Introduced Invaders
Grades 4-7; maximum 30 studentsHow do invasive species and human impacts affect the balance of delicate ecosystems? Discover and protect the diversity of BC's forest ecosystems in this fun, fact-filled, physical quest to remove invasive plants in Stanley Park!
Beautiful Bats
Grades 2-5; maximum 30 studentsIt's time to change your battitude! Discover the many wonders of the only mammal to achieve flight. Bats really are beautiful, find out why in this interactive forest adventure.
