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| Birthday Parties School Programs Youth Programs Student Host of the Environment (SHOE) — volunteer! PUBLIC PROGRAMS We offer a variety of interactive garden- or nature-related activities that the whole family will enjoy. Click here to read about this season's programs for families and kids on-line. Online registration now available. DAY CAMPS March Break camps; March 15 to 19, registration now open. Summer camps; July 5 to September 3, registration open March 20. BIRTHDAY PARTIES Come to Royal Botanical Gardens for a Gardens' Party! Our three-hour packages feature great crafts and a nature walk and games session, plus use of our classroom. Other options include canoeing or geocaching for older children, a clown, a cookout and more. The Gardens offers fun and interactive Birthday Parties for any season. SCHOOL PROGRAMS We offer close to 40 programs that meet the expectations of the Ontario curriculum for JK to grade 12 students. Developed and delivered under the supervision of certified teachers, these half- and full-day programs are all about getting children connected to the natural world that sustains us all. See what the Gardens can offer your students by downloading our School Programs brochure. LEAD EDUCATION PARTNER  YOUTH PROGRAMS Whether it's a morning of animal tracking, or an overnight experience at the Nature Centre, Girl Guide and Boy Scout groups are sure to find something of interest in our custom badge programs. Programs are offered for all levels within Guiding and Scouting. Additional youth programs are under development — check back soon or email the Nature Centre for details. Student Host of the Environment (SHOE) program Concerned about the environment and wondering “what can I do to help make Canada a healthier place to live?” Volunteer at Royal Botanical Gardens and participate in various activities that support the mandate of exploring the relationship between people, plants and the environment. Your efforts will contribute to sustainable biodiversity and strategies that help cope with long-term effects of climate change. Contact the Nature Centre or call 905-527-7962. Download flyer.
CBCN FOR KIDS (ages 8 to 14) Canadian Botanical Conservation Network, a network of people and places in Canada that conserve plant diversity, has put together the Botanist In Training Program so kids can learn about plants in Canada, complete experiments and find out what they can do to make a difference. RARE PLANTS IN ONTARIO Plants - what would our world be without them? All we have depends on these green marvels, for only they are able to capture and store the sun's life-giving energy in a form that other living things can use. Learn about Ontario's endangered species and what Canada is doing to protect plants. Back to top |
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How to register Don't miss the registration deadline! Sign-up for a program, camp or party today! Program calendars Download this season's public programs, day camp or education calendar. Program locations Directions to the Gardens. About education Dedication to life-long learning is part of our mission. See our list of qualified instructors. |
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