“How long does it take to see something”
-Rebecca Solnit
Standing at the trail head, looking up at the ...
NATURE-LOVING CHILDREN
NATURE-LOVING CHILDREN
NATURE-LOVING CHILDREN
NATURE-LOVING CHILDREN
NATURE-LOVING CHILDREN
NATURE-LOVING CHILDREN
Our Programs
Edmonton Forest School
Based in Gold Bar Park, we run full-day, half-day, and once-a-week program options in our incredible rivervalley building a relationship with the land.
Inquiring Minds Site School
The Inquiring Minds Site School partnership offers teachers an opportunity to move their classroom to a community site for a week of hands-on, multi-sensory learning.
Our Educators
Edmonton Forest School Society is a not-for-profit society that aims to connect Edmontonians to our incredible River Valley.
We are a group of parents, teachers, and community members who came together to ensure our children, the next generation, become resilient, empathetic, adventurous environmental stewards who care and protect our greatest resource; the natural world.
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Written by Tim Gill for Active For Life
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