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Blog April 19, 2013
École Burton Ettinger School continues to grow their outdoor classroom
Learn how Ecole Burton Ettinger School is working toward environmental sustainability and connecting their studies to nature.
News April 18, 2013
The Walmart–Evergreen Green Grants Program celebrates its 500th recipient
After nine years of partnership, Evergreen and Walmart Canada celebrate more than $5M in funding to 500 Green Grants Program recipients.
Blog April 17, 2013
Students build environmental awareness through recycled art
Find out how these Grade 5 and 6 students at Claude Watson School for the Arts use art to educate their peers on sustainability and raise funds for Evergreen.
Blog April 10, 2013
Hands in the Bowl makes food fun
Hands in the Bowl makes food fun for kids and leads to more confidence in the kitchen (and fewer picky eaters)!
Blog March 20, 2013
Sustainable Design Awards: A chance for Ontario students to submit their innovative ideas
Ontario post-secondary students have until April 3 to submit their innovative ideas to answer the question: What is sustainable design?
Blog March 12, 2013
New resource for designing kindergarten play spaces
Evergreen and the TDSB are excited to announce the release of a new school ground greening guide for early years play-learning spaces!
Blog March 12, 2013
Explore water with the new RBC-Evergreen Watershed Champions Award
With springtime comes lots of opportunity and inspiration to explore water and watersheds with your class. Find out more.
Blog March 6, 2013
Springtime is for the birds!
Outdoor Educator Lee Earl shares some of her favourite spring birding activities you can do on your own or with your class!
Blog March 1, 2013
Science and nature meet at Langevin School’s outdoor classroom
Find out how this unique school has brought its science-focused curriculum out to their school ground revitalization project.
Blog February 28, 2013
Geocaching: Hi-tech outdoor education!
Learn more about how geocaching works and the ways you can incorporate this activity into your family vacations or classroom!











