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Tourism Recreation Parks Culture (Kananaskis)

We help deliver on this Framework outcome:

Outcome 2-6: Families and members of the public receive more EE; and the non-formal EE stakeholder community is better networked and strengthened

What we are currently doing to deliver on the outcome:

  • Membership with the Society of Educational Resource Groups (SERG) and affiliation with ACEE
  • Current focus on providing EE opportunities to non-formal groups

In the future we plan to deliver on the outcome by:

  • Organize a gathering of local EE providers to share knowledge, network and provide training opportunities
  • Pursue partnerships to provide further EE opportunities
  • Increase the human resources in our department that are dedicated to EE
  • Connect with Alberta Parks partners and CPAWS

Measures of success:

  • More partnerships formed
  • Diversified opportunities that are offered by our programs
  • Increased public support for new EE initiatives
  • Documented success with collaborators
  • Increased cohesion in EE community

Find out more about our resources:

Detailed description of organization: Check back here soon>>
EE resources we offer: Check back here soon>>
Contact: Vicki Perkins, Alberta Tourism, Parks, Recreation and Culture

For more information:

Click here to visit our website. The Kananaskis Country Environmental Education staff provide environmental education programs for students grades 4-11, on subjects like "Plant Growth & Changes", "Waste & the Natural World", "A Sense of Place", "Biological Diversity" and "Winter Ecology".

Other partners or collaborators: