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Success Stories

Read the inspiring stories of teachers and students who have brought Living Planet @ School to life in their classrooms and communities

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Secondary School Success Stories

From coast to coast to coast, over 100,000 students and educators are taking action to help nature thrive with WWF-Canada. Get inspired and check out their successes below!

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GO WILD NATURE KITS – BRIANA ZHONG & ST ROBERT CHS

Briana Zhong, a Grade 10 student from St. Robert Catholic High School recognized two important rising issues in her community that needed to be addressed. Firstly, most students in her school were completing all of their courses online, and as a result, some students were feeling socially isolated and mentally drained. Secondly, in this difficult […]

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Sweater Day

NATIONAL SWEATER DAY AT PICKERING COLLEGE

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ST. PAT’S SCHOOLYARD CLEANUP – SARNIA’S FIGHTING IRISH GOING GREEN

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KEEPING LOCAL WATERS CLEAN OF PLASTIC

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PRACTICING ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP AT REGINA HUDA SCHOOL

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ALGOMA CENTRAL HELPS NATURE THRIVE ON SCHOOL GROUNDS

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SHARING KNOWLEDGE AS ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDS

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WORKING TOGETHER TO PROTECT NATIVE WILDLIFE

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Polar Bear Walk

A POLAR BEAR WALK WITH BATHURST HIGH SCHOOL

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GR 9 ENVIRONMENT AND OUTDOOR EDUCATION STUDENTS AT DAVID THOMPSON SCHOOL IN CALGARY CLEAN UP THEIR COMMUNITY

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CREATING A LEARNING COMMUNITY AT ÉCOLE SECONDAIRE RONALD-MARION

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