John Maland students, teachers attended the Environmental Summit in Canmore, experiencing a unique opportunity to delve into nature and sustainability. Selected for their passion for outdoor education, a group of students engaged in a variety of activities, from learning about beavers to understanding the impact of wildfires. One standout moment was a presentation by Colin Angus, the first person to circle the world using only human power, inspiring the students with his journey. With a focus on building a balanced and sustainable future, the Inside Education program aims to cultivate environmental awareness among Alberta’s youth. Students returned with newfound knowledge and a deeper appreciation for the natural world, encouraging other schools to participate in such enriching experiences.
Students Thrive in Outdoor Education Summit in Canmore, Alberta, Canada
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