Adult bald eagle on a branch surrounded by smaller branches.
Today’s outdoor classroom involved a citizen science project counting adult and juvenile eagles with Squamish Eagle Watch! Students collected real data that will be part of this 30 year project. #takemeoutside #eagle
Canoes overturned and leaning on each other. Grass in the foreground. Picnic tables with kids in colour full clothing in the background.
People in rain gear walking through the forest on a gravel trail.
Mountains in the background and water in the foreground. Multiple canoes in the middle paddling away from the photographer.
Clear green water showing rocks in the bottom of the creek. Trees in fore and background.
Nothing builds community like a 3 day canoe camping trip. So proud of students who persevered, supported each other and took care of everyone. Probably the best school trip I’ve ever done! #notallclassroomshavefourwalls #edusky #outdoorlearning #takemeoutside
Feeling grateful to be in the most beautiful conference location AND have my people here! 🌿🏞️☀️ #banffnationalpark #olconference2025 #takemeoutside
Red square drawn on the sand with rope with digging and sifting tools around it. Ocean, sailboat and artwork in the background
Bags of garbage on the grass with a large rope over them
Cement walkway towards the beach and ocean.
Beautiful day at Sp’akw’us Feather Park searching for micro plastics, analyzing water and doing a beach clean up. #notallclassroomshavefourwalls #takemeoutside
A trail runs through fall foliage at rare. Photo by James Bow.
Bright yellows and reds in the canopy above the Grand Allée trail. Photo by James Bow.
A tree whose leaves have gone deep red, beside the Maple Lane trail at rare. Photo by James Bow.
Fall foliage beside a sign saying "you are now entering rare". Photo by James Bow.
As #TakeMeOutside Week ramped up, I walked our Maple Lane and Grand Allée trails at rare to experience some #FallColours. It was therapeutic. Learn more about our trails at raresites.org/trails, and be sure to support and protect our natural areas now and for the future.
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