Ecology & Animals Lesson Plans
In the North, cold temperatures, freezing waters, and high winds can make it difficult to survive. Learn about how local plants and animals have adapted to our harsh climate. Find learning materials on NatureWatch, Species at Risk, School Gardens, and much, much more!
Science Focus Lesson Plans:
Science 6-1: How Do Species Adapt to the Cold?
Science 9-1: Sexual and Asexual Reproduction
Science 9-2: Frogs in the NWT
Experiential Science 10-1: Response of Plants and Animals to Changing Climate
Bio 20-2: Shrubs of the NWT
Bio 20-3: Caribou of the NWT
Bio 30-1: Bison Management
Bio 30-2: NWT Frog Populations
Bio 30-3: Endocrine Disrupters
Science Focus Lesson Plans:
Science 6-1: How Do Species Adapt to the Cold?
Science 9-1: Sexual and Asexual Reproduction
Science 9-2: Frogs in the NWT
Experiential Science 10-1: Response of Plants and Animals to Changing Climate
Bio 20-2: Shrubs of the NWT
Bio 20-3: Caribou of the NWT
Bio 30-1: Bison Management
Bio 30-2: NWT Frog Populations
Bio 30-3: Endocrine Disrupters
NatureWatchDo you like to explore the natural world? NatureWatch engages
all Canadians in collecting scientific information on nature to understand our changing environment. 
Photo by Swift Sparrow Photography
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School Garden CurriculumGardens are amazing places to learn, foster relationship and promote healthy living. Feel free to contact Ecology North to find out how you can make the best use of these gardening resources and lesson plans at your school.
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Species at Risk Teacher GuidesTry these three unique classroom resources focused specifically on NWT species at risk. They include interactive, fun, and fast ways to educate students in grades 1-10 on the threats facing species at risk in the NWT, and how to help.
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