Education & Engagement
Clean strives to inspire environmental change through our outreach, engagement and education opportunities. From superhero puppets to clean energy, and from watershed action projects to workplace lunch and learns, there’s something for everyone.
Important Updates
Find out more about our programs and resources
Discover our downloadable educational guides, activities and more in easy-to-use formats — from supplemental material for Eddie’s Litterless Quest to Clean Schools manuals, toolkits, puzzles and games, and more!
| Categories : |
Education
|
|---|---|
| URL : | View Project |
The Youth Climate Action Now, or ‘YouCAN’ project is a new, collaborative initiative between the Clean Foundation and partner organizations in Atlantic Canada.
YouCAN will engage youth to improve climate awareness and understanding of personal mitigation efforts, support teachers across disciplines to educate on climate change, and empower youth to take action in their own lives and communities.
| Categories : |
Education
|
|---|---|
| URL : | View Project |
The ‘I wonder…’ webinar series are designed for maximum engagement and fun, while sparking curiosity and aligning with curriculum outcomes.
| Categories : |
Education
|
|---|---|
| URL : | View Project |
Eddie is a cat, a loveable puppet, and an environmental superhero standing up for all the critters of the world and the environment they live in.
Through humour, rhymes and song, children learn the importance of keeping their neighbourhoods clean from litter and the importance of energy and its conservation. And he has his own video game too!
| Categories : |
Education
|
|---|---|
| URL : | View Project |
Our Clean School programs use a participatory and interactive workshop style and a solutions-based approach to environmental problems.
By promoting critical thinking, student engagement and a holistic view of the human-nature connection, we strive to deepen learning that will not only increase knowledge around these issues, but also foster environmental values and commitments among students.
| Categories : |
Education
|
|---|---|
| URL : | View Project |
The Clean Foundation is excited to offer free programming to support local summer camps and other youth groups! Fun, interactive, and memorable, these sessions bring together science literacy, environmental awareness, and a call for climate action.
How will your campers find their own climate change solutions? Wonder at the power of oceans and forests in helping the world’s natural cycles stay in balance? Or learn how to make their very own cloud? Explore our themed sessions below to learn more and find the best fit for your group!
| Categories : |
Education
|
|---|---|
| URL : | View Project |
Clean Foundation is hosting a series of FREE professional learning opportunities for educators across Nova Scotia. These two-day workshops will support educators to confidently teach climate and environmental focused concepts, while addressing grade seven and grade eight curriculum outcomes.
| Categories : |
Education
|
|---|---|
| URL : | View Project |
The Clean Climate Action Grant offers youth an opportunity to develop, create and execute climate action projects that will create positive environmental impacts within their communities. These grants of up to $500 can be used to turn an environmental project idea into a reality!
| Categories : |
Education
|
|---|---|
| URL : | View Project |
Something else you need?
We create curriculums and programs that raise environmental knowledge for all ages. Reach out to partner with us to build an educational resource or tool to meet your goals.
Ready to Book?
Follow the link below to book one of Clean’s outreach, education or engagement programs. Someone from our team will get back to you to discuss options and confirm details.
“The kids loved playing with the solar panels and wind turbines. Some of this equipment could be expensive to purchase as a class set, so it is nice for the kids to have the opportunity to see these items in action.”
“It was enthralling. My students were on the seats of their pants throughout the entire performance. Now they discuss their lunches each day to make sure that they do not include litter that could harm animals.”
“Recently, my students have been very engaged in how to help our earth. This gave them more background knowledge to use when making decisions about what they can do to protect the earth.”
What’s New
Record-high internship placements
This year Clean placed its highest number of interns to date in positions of employment across Nova Scotia.
Addressing climate action and social equity in Nova Scotia’s urban areas
Clean Energy works at the intersection of climate action and social equity in communities across Nova Scotia.
From student to co-op – our past research assistant shares her experience
Find out what our former co-op student Emily learned during her experience as a research assistant at Clean Foundation.