A.P.E. Fund Restoration & Queer Ecology Vancouver, British Columbia 12 BIPOC youth will engage in place-based outdoor education that equips them with key tools to live resiliently in the climate change future. They will learn how queerness is abundant in ecology while restoring a degrading meadow, stewarding native plants, & increasing urban frog, bat & bird populations. Where Vancouver, British Columbia Areas of Impact Biodiversity Loss (Animals) Resources Our Resource section includes things like our Climate Change Curriculum Guide and our Biodiversity Guide. These can be helpful tools for any Roots & Shoots project! Discover Resources Explore Projects Biodiversity Loss (Animals) Biodiversity Loss (Animals) Egikinoomaagaasjik gitigaanwaa Students will build and tend to a garden that will host space to teach the importance of biodiversity through Indigenous Perspectives. By creating the garden at the school, they hope to engage and educate the entire school population, and inspire them to create more gardens in the community. View project Biodiversity Loss (Animals) Build for Bees The goal of this project is to build a bee friendly environment and teach the students about the importance of the work of the bees. They will make homes, plant flowers and install a water drinking area. View project Biodiversity Loss (Animals) Niiwin Minisiwigwag Pollinating our Inner City Student’s will create a long-term biodiversity space for pollinators within Winnipeg’s Inner City community that will benefit both the students, and residents of the area. View project
