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Discover OFAH’s Conservation Education Programs
Dive into a world where learning about conservation transforms lives and landscapes. Discover our curriculum-linked youth education programs that empower individuals and communities to sustain and enhance Ontario’s natural heritage.
Discover OFAH's Conservation Heritage and Educational Programs.
Education Opportunities
Learn About the Heritage Centre
Explore the educational programs offered at the OFAH | Mario Cortellucci Hunting and Fishing Heritage Centre in Peterborough. Engaging, hands-on activities aligned with Ontario’s curriculum introduce students to fish, wildlife, and conservation, while day camps provide young participants with essential knowledge and practical skills for outdoor activities and conservation efforts.
Province-wide Education Opportunities
Engaging Conservation Curriculum That Can Go Anywhere
The OFAH | Mario Cortellucci Hunting and Fishing Heritage Centre offers engaging videos and interactive Conservation Crates that any school in Ontario can use to teach hands-on conservation and lessons about Ontario’s fish and wildlife.
In-Depth Heritage Studies
Heritage Conservation Education
Engage with our heritage conservation education programs that explore the historical significance of natural conservation in Ontario. Learn how past practices shape current conservation strategies.
Join the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) Ontario, which integrates archery into school curriculums, fostering focus, self-control, and an appreciation for wildlife conservation.
The Lake Ontario Atlantic Salmon Classroom Hatchery Program educates students on salmon biology and restoration over 5 months of hands-on conservation.
The Invading Species Awareness Program (ISAP) educates the public, addresses pathways, and monitors invaders threatening Ontario’s environment and economy
Act Now for Conservation
Join our mission to protect and enhance Ontario’s natural environments. Your support through donations, pledges, volunteering, or partnerships drives crucial conservation work.
