Reptiles at Risk

Resources Galore!

Posted by Jeff Hathaway on February 3, 2010 at 10:08 AM

Part of our objective for the Reptiles at Risk on the Road Project is to educate Canadians about the reptiles and amphibians that are found right in their own backyards. Visiting schools, provincial and national parks, and fairs is a great way to achieve this. Unfortunately there is only so much time in a day, and so many days in a year. We can't possibly be everywhere all the time, so we have put resources into creating downloadable guides to help you out!

Visit www.scalesnaturepark.ca/resources.html to download our Quick Reference Guides to Ontario Turtles, Snakes, and a general conservation guide as well! These are all available in two formats. The first is an easy web viewing format, and for printing on regular 8x10 paper. The second is formatted to print as a booklet on 11x17 paper by printers with a "borderless" option.

These guides are meant to be used by anyone. If your organization is interested in printing any of our guides for distribution, we have included a space on the back page to add your logo or information. Send us an email if you would like your logo digitally inserted. If not, just download the file and start printing!

We have also developed curriculum materials for grades 1 through 8. Looking for a way to study organ systems? Algebra? Ecosystems? These materials adhere to the Ontario Science Curriculum, and are free to download at www.scalesnaturepark.ca/curriculum.html