CBEEN’s Awards of Excellence recently recognized seven outstanding local educators from across the Columbia Basin region for their efforts in educating students and the public…
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Wildsight takes on Forest and Nature School
Kimberley Outdoor Learning Society (KOLS) is excited to share that it is becoming part of Wildsight Kimberley Cranbrook (WKC). KOLS began running fully outdoor programs…
Camp Odyssey still has some space
“Can we make boats again? That was my favourite part last year!” Was the plea from E. one of Camp Odysseys’ long-time, regular participants. E.,…
Marysville students find the wonder of winter
Submitted by Wildsight Students from Marysville Elementary School recently got to experience the joy of winter with Wildsight’s Winter Wonder program. The lucky Kindergarten students…
Kimberley students foray Into food waste
Submitted by Wildsight How can we reduce our waste? It’s a big question to grasp, especially if you’re just a kid. But for students in…
Marysville students discover winter wonder
Submitted by Wildsight Students in Sarah Kinsey’s Grade 2/3 class at Marysville Elementary School found there’s more fun to be had outdoors than snow angels…
BC Hydro supports McGinty Lake Education Program
This fall, about 100 Kimberley elementary students visited McGinty Lake in Meadowbrook to take part in the McGinty Lake Education Program, a partnership between the…
Students explore McGinty Lake
By Kim Urbaniak As the group exits the forest and steps into the clearing by the lake, their eyes fill with wonder, “So THIS is…
Regional students go beyond recycling
This school year, 13 classes from around the Columbia Basin joined Wildsight educators on a 24-week Beyond Recycling investigation into the impact of their lifestyles—energy,…
J.A. Laird starts composting program
Invermere’s J.A. Laird Elementary School has a new school-wide composting program. The Grade 5 students in Ms. Gauthier’s class have been working on an inquiry…