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With National Rivers Month upon us, there's no better time to pack your bags, gather the kids, and set out to explore the beauty and wonder of our continent's pristine rivers. Pack plenty of sunscreen, water, and snacks, and always wear a properly fitted life jacket when participating in water activities. Leave no trace by carrying out any trash and respecting wildlife habitats along th

Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just starting, there are plenty of family-friendly trails across North America waiting to be discovered. With the help of Wild Life Outdoor Adventures' kits, you can make the most of your journey, creating unforgettable memories along the way.

The alarming rate at which species are disappearing should serve as a clarion call for action. In North America, home to a diverse array of flora and fauna, several species are on the brink of extinction. Join us as we delve into the plight of six endangered species in North America and explore actionable steps to protect and preserve them.

It's Frog Jumping Day let's leap into the fascinating world of these amphibious creatures. From their incredible abilities to their vital role in the ecosystem, there's so much to discover and appreciate about frogs. So, grab your adventure gear and let's hop right in!

Are you searching for innovative ways to inspire creativity in your children while promoting eco-consciousness? Look no further! Natural recycled art projects provide a perfect blend of imagination and sustainability, allowing kids to explore their creativity while learning about the importance of repurposing materials. Here are five exciting art projects that will ignite young minds and foster a deeper connection with the environment.

There are over 1,000 tree species in North America, so it is difficult to pick just 8, so we decided to look at the most common, the oldest, and the tallest species, adding a few family members.

Finding ways to get the kids off screens and out into nature can be difficult, but it's worth the effort. By engaging in these activities as a family, parents and teachers can foster curiosity, environmental awareness, and positive family experiences. It doesn't require a grand adventure; meaningful activities can happen right at home or in one's local outdoor space. The blog post has hopefully offered valuable insight on how to create lasting memories and discover the beauty of nature firsthand with your children aged 6-12. 

If you are on an outdoor family activity in a forested area, sit in silence and listen. The sounds of nature calm you. Maybe it’s the sound of rustling leaves. Or the early morning composition of birds calling out to the world. A stream rushing over rocks and past grassy banks can transport you into another world.

As we celebrate Canada's 156th birthday, let's take a moment to be respectful, educate ourselves, and reflect on how we want to celebrate. This is an opportunity to honour the diverse cultures, histories, and contributions that make Canada so special.