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Join the Canadian Wildlife Federation’s Learning Institute at historic Acadia University for our inaugural Summer Institute!
The Summer Institute is a new initiative of the Canadian Wildlife Federation’s Learning Institute. This program is designed for educators to expand their knowledge of wildlife, conservation and biodiversity. Curricula offers teachers and non-formal educators an opportunity for unique learning experiences with scientists, conservationists and education professionals. Opportunities include:
- An investigation of tidal life in and around the Bay of Fundy
- Exploring issues facing forests and their management
- Applying creative arts such as drama, art and technology to teach conservation
- A field study in Kejimkujik National Park to examine threatened and endangered reptiles and amphibians
Dates: July 4th 11th, 2009
Location: Acadia University Campus, Wolfville, Nova Scotia
Course Fee: $890.001
Course is limited to 30 participants so reserve your space now!
Qualified applicants may also apply for undergraduate or graduate credit for the Summer Institute program from Acadia University's School of Education if they enrol through the university and pay Acadia’s regular accredited tuition fee.
Located in scenic Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Acadia University has a long-standing history of academic excellence. The university has been recognized through numerous national and international awards and has also enjoyed standing as one of Canada’s top universities through The Globe and Mail and Maclean’s annual rankings.
For more information on the course, or to reserve your spot, contact us at cwflearninginstitute.org
1) Course fee includes registration, course materials, accommodation, meals and local transportation to field sites. It does not include transportation to Wolfville. | 
