Manitoba Nature Education Program
Photo by NCC
The Nature Conservancy of Canada’s (NCC's) Manitoba Region is proud to offer programs that are:
- Unique nature-based interactive programs;
- Available year-round across southern Manitoba; and
- Linked to Manitoba science and social studies curriculum.
Programs may be tailored to meet the needs of individual classes and students. While in-school programs are free of charge, groups are responsible for their own transportation if they wish to participate in field-trip options.
Interactive presentations
NCC staff would love to visit your classroom to present on a variety of topics. We also love to pair our classroom presentations with a hand’s-on, nature-based activity!
Elementary school special topics:
- Manitoba’s butterflies
- Bird buddies
- Bugs
Middle and high school special topics:
- Invasive species
- Species at risk
- Biodiversity
Topics for all ages:
- Build your own nature trails
- Winter weather survivors
- Animal adaptations
- Healthy habitats
- Pollination
Outdoor experiences
Take a walk with NCC staff to learn about biodiversity and nature conservation on a nearby nature trail, green space or your own schoolyard.
Possible themes include:
- Nature in your neighbourhood
- Nature studies at The Forks (Winnipeg)
- Field trip to Tall Grass Prairie Preserve
Custom programs
Looking for a presentation on a specific theme or activity? Get in touch with us to find out about custom programs.
Program information and bookings
204-942-0900
manitoba@natureconservancy.ca
Thank you to our donors
Support for NCC's Manitoba Nature Education Program has been provided by the Conservation Trust, a Manitoba Climate and Green Plan Initiative delivered by the Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation; the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation; and the Weston Family Foundation's LEAF program. We thank all of the above organizations for their support of nature education in Manitoba.
