Journey around the world to learn about different land types and discover what they all have in common. How does soil rule the world we live in? Soil is much more than just dirt, and over the course of the day we will learn about the many layers and types of soil.

Water is the key to life on earth and has been cycling around the globe for billions of years. How does water move from the oceans to the clouds and across the land? Come discuss this ancient process that affects almost everything we do in life.

Lightning, hurricanes, tornadoes and more! Year after year millions of people are impacted by the occurrence of extreme weather, but why does it happen?

Have you ever wondered how plants grow? Learn how the trees grow to heights of over 100 feet and live to be hundreds of years old. Discover what it takes for plants to survive in a desert or in a swamp. Grow your own plant from a seed. Learn how new species can invade an area and take over native lands.

"Old MacDonald had a farm…. And on that farm there was a…". Discover the rich diversity our agricultural land has to offer. From vast cattle lands to rolling yellow hills of wheat to vibrant green lands of vegetation, Canada produces an amazing range of food for you to discover.

Have you ever wondered where you get the energy to run, jump and play? The food web provides energy for animals of all sizes. From mice to owls to coyotes and humans, we'll look at the amazing diversity of the animals in the food web. Learn about an owl's diet by dissecting an owl pellet.

Did you know insects are the largest class of animals in the world? Learn about the unique characteristics shared in this class. Discover the amazing abilities of amphibians and reptiles that allow them to survive in extreme habitats.

We are fortunate to live on one of the most rich and biologically diverse coastlines in the world. What creates the waves we surf and the changing tides? Do you know what types of fish and animals live in the water around you? Learn how the movement of the earth effects the movement of the oceans. Discover how water flows from one side of the planet to the other and back again.

Aquatic habitats are some of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. Learn about rivers, bogs, lakes and wetlands and the critters and plants that inhabit them.

Canada has abundant natural resources, and a wide range of industries utilize them. From fishing, crabbing, mining, drilling and refining, Canadians thrive off the rich and diverse land we live on. The environmental damage these industries can have is great; learn how they are affecting our earth. Come experience the making of your own paper and discover the vast array of fish species that British Columbia has to offer.

Worms, newspaper and a plastic box are all you need to return the nutrients from the food you eat to the ground it came from. Composting is just one of the many ways you'll learn to help combat climate change. The planet we live on today could be a very different place 20 to 30 years from now and our actions as humans are a big reason for that change. Learn the facts on climate change and what we can do at home to help slow the change.