Rewilding Our Words
Rewilding Our Words: How Language Shapes Our Relationship with Nature By: Jacob Rodenburg Words are powerful. They are the building blocks of our thoughts. We use them to make sense of our experiences, connect with each other, and imagine new ways of being in the...Belonging Beyond the Self: Healing Natural Loneliness The Quiet Belonging We Forgot
Belonging Beyond the Self: Healing Natural Loneliness The Quiet Belonging We Forgot Jacob Rodenburg Executive Director, Camp Kawartha Trent University, Environmental Education Published June 5, 2025 So many teenagers tell us they feel lonely. Their digital...
Look – its soil, not dirt!
Soil is more than just dirt beneath our feet—it’s a vibrant, living system that supports nearly all life on Earth. This dynamic, hands-on program engages students in a wide range of activities designed to spark curiosity and deepen understanding about...
Sustainable Building: Tools for a Greener Tomorrow
Students tour innovative sustainable buildings, tackle energy challenges, and design their own eco-friendly homes —all while learning how their choices can shape a healthier, more sustainable future.
Geo Caching Global Position Systems Mapping (GPS)
Students use Garmin GPS units to find hidden treasure boxes, learning how GPS systems work while enjoying a treasure hunt and physical activity.