Inspiring the Next Generation of Conservationists
Youth are our future — that’s why at the B.C. Wildlife Federation, we aim to give children & teens the tangible skills they need to be outdoor leaders in their communities and beyond. We offer a variety of conservation programs for all ages, such as summer camps, classroom education, and more.
Discover our full range of programs below:
Programs & Opportunities
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National Archery in the Schools Program BC (NASP BC)
The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP®) teaches students from grades 4 to 12 archery safety, technique, concentration, self-improvement and proper use of equipment. Through NASP®, schools can be certified to turn their gymnasiums into international-style archery ranges so students can learn this unique skill.
Click the button to learn more about how to bring archery to your school or youth group, become a NASP-certified instructor, & more:
Go Wild - Summer Overnight Camp
Go Wild gives youth hands-on opportunities to develop outdoor and leadership skills they will use throughout their lives. This program will take 15 conservation-minded youth (between the ages of 13-17) and transform them into conservation leaders over the course of a 7-day overnight summer camp.
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Wild Kidz - Summer Day Camp
Learn how to make a shelter, build a fire and navigate through the wilderness! Wild Kidz is designed for children and youth ages 8 to 12 to learn outdoor skills, wilderness safety and about their community’s wild spaces in a fun, safe environment.