Native Seedling Nurseries
Students establish permanent micro-nurseries on school grounds using cold-hardy Canadian species like eastern white pine and trembling aspen. Classes monitor germination rates, root aeration, and mycorrhizal soil health over full academic terms.
Shoreline Trash Audits
A rigorous field methodology for classes near creeks, rivers, and coastal margins. Students catalog microplastics, classify debris by chemical composition, and upload empirical pollution tallies to open Canadian watershed registries.
Backyard Compost Labs
Classes convert cafeteria organic trimmings into biologically active loam. Students record weekly thermophilic heat signatures, test moisture balance, and introduce native red wiggler worms to study decomposer biology firsthand.
From lesson plan to outdoor field day
Curriculum Consultation
Gear & Specimen Drop-Off
Facilitated Field Day
Classroom Data Review
We review your grade level and regional curriculum standards to match field modules directly with your current science units and scheduling constraints.
Our logistics team delivers sterilized tools, weather-resistant field journals, native seedlings, and protective equipment directly to your school office.
An Ecoedu field educator co-leads the outdoor session alongside classroom teachers, managing safety protocols and guiding hands-on soil or riparian sampling.
Students synthesize their field findings into standardized classroom charts suitable for science fairs, school board reporting, and parent council presentations.
Every workshop runs on verified biology, certified native seed stock, and complete commercial neutrality.
We partner strictly with certified regional conservation nurseries and independent educational bodies. No sponsored corporate kits, no branded promotional materials, and no abstract theory without outdoor fieldwork.
Contact our field coordination desk to receive detailed course outlines, equipment inventories, and available seasonal dates.