Meet Molly Cooperman
Molly is passionate about place-based education and connecting youth with nature in different ways.
Meet Lisa Levez Bordeleau
Lisa feels most balanced, in tune, and at ease with herself when she’s out in nature.
Meet Chantelle DesLauriers
Chantelle is passionate about getting kids outside and loves fostering their sense of curiosity in nature.
Meet Johannes & Atya, two Mind Your Plastic Heroes
A walk on the beach changed Johannes’s life forever.
Educator brings climate education to classrooms
Submitted by Natural Curiosity A digital learning experience designer, founder of AdaptED, and former arts educator, Ingrid’s work as an educator has taken her to many educational spaces from arts and media education to tech and learning design. Find…
Kelly Fricker’s journey into environmental education
Submitted by Natural Curiosity A primary school teacher and liaison between staff, administration, and parent council in Toronto, ON, Kelly’s work in environmental education began through her participation in Natural Curiosity’ Online Coaching Group for Primary Learners with coach…
Meet Joe Arko, a Mind Your Plastic Hero
When it comes to the environment, one of Joe Arko’s favorite things to do is to get up early in the morning and clean the park and basketball courts near his house.
Parks Canada working to create national marine conservation areas: building blocks for better health
Check out Parks Canada’s work in creating and maintaining national marine conservation areas, and the agency’s plans moving forward.
Mind Your Plastic #LocalHero Haley Higdon
Meet Mind Your Plastic #LocalHero Haley Higdon, a passionate environmentalist and the Program Director for Natural Curiosity, an environmental and Indigenous education initiative.
Mind Your Plastic #LocalHero Etienne Loney
Meet Mind Your Plastic #LocalHero Etienne Loney from Clear Your Gear, A local group from Manitoba that has started a nationwide recycling program for the proper disposal of used fishing lines. Etienne is part of the team that makes the bins you can see across Canada!