Nature Corridors

BEST FOR GRADES 9 - 12

Students will understand the role and importance of pollinators for biodiversity, food production, ecosystem services, and ecological balance. They will gain a key insight into the main concepts of habitat restoration and will discuss ways of improving soils and choosing the right native plant species in urban environments. Students will use their knowledge to design pollinator gardens for their schools and backyards and take specific steps and actions to support pollinator habitats.

The program focuses on ecological perspectives, discussing biodiversity as critical for building resilient and healthy ecosystems but also involves social-economic and cultural perspectives by exploring the impact of human actions and attitudes affecting pollinator health, and human contributions to mitigate the loss of biodiversity. The program offers great research, stewardship and project-based learning opportunities.



Whats Included?

1 Full Lesson Plan + 3 Interactive Activity Sheets

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