A.P.E. FundSave Our Salmon (SOS) Trout River, Newfoundland & Labrador Our project hopes to educate the youth of our community about salmon conservation efforts and directly involve these students in the salmon conservation effort. Students will work alongside Parks Canada staff to monitor the salmon population.WhereTrout River, Newfoundland & LabradorAreas of ImpactBiodiversity Loss (Animals), Climate Change (Environment)ResourcesOur Resource section includes things like our Climate Change Curriculum Guide and our Biodiversity Guide. These can be helpful tools for any project! Discover ResourcesExplore Projects Biodiversity Loss (Animals) Climate Change (Environment) Biodiversity Loss (Animals)School Garden and Wildlife/Bird Observation StationI would love to increase the size of our tiny school garden so that we can begin to provide some fresh food options for our school breakfast and lunch program in the spring (fresh greens) and fall (squash, tomatoes, potatoes). Would also plant pollinator plants and grow bird seed. View project Climate Change (Environment)Planting for Future GenerationsWith help from the A.P.E. project in 2022, One Billion Trees Foundation was able to plant 15 trees through the Planting for Future Generations “Okanagan Tree Planting Initiative”. Our focus this 2023 spring and summer will be holding a tree planting workshop for the local youth. View project Biodiversity Loss (Animals), Climate Change (Environment), Environmental Inequity (People)Communities of the Future: Growing Sustainable Food TogetherWorking with the two grade six classes, we will be participating in the Brilliant Labs The Community of the Future Innovation Challenge! This will inspire our students to explore their empathy and ingenuity to realize how our environment can impact a community’s wellness, economy and longevity. View project
