Connecting people to BC's wildlife and wild spaces is what we specialize in! From preschool to adult learning, take a look at what our Education team offers Park visitors.
Conservation through Education is our motto, and we believe that preserving the natural environment around us starts with educating youth.ucational Programming
Are you in the Kamloops or surrounding community areas and would prefer we come to you? We offer educational outreach programs for all ages. Educational Programming
Not quite ready for a full program? Our preschool program provides the opportunity to experience a 15-minute interactive animal encounter and answer any questions children may have. Educational Programming
Unable to make it to the Park for an in person visit? We now offer virtual educational programs and encounters!Educational Programming
It is our hope to instill a passion for wildlife and wild spaces in youth. The Wildlife Rangers Pin Program is a complimentary education program open to children ages 5 to 13.
This program encourages youth to learn more about different species by completing worksheets and then discussing them one-on-one with a Park educator. Upon completion of each work assignment, children will receive a collector’s pin. Each pin can only be earned once, and only one pin can be earned per day. Work sheets can be picked up in the Wildlife Education Centre, and brought home to complete, or, completed in the Wildlife Education Centre’s workspace where you will have access to many educational books on a variety of species and topics.
Join us for an exciting day of wildlife activities! Our camps are designed to instill enthusiasm and an appreciation for wildlife and nature. Shop Now
Conservation through Education is our motto, and our Education team has created a number of FREE resources for you!
Whether you have 2 minutes or 25 minutes to learn; from Creature Features to Wild Encounters, and Conservation Minutes to Wild Crafts - we've got you covered. rning Resources
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