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Enviro Kids is for the young at heart of all ages. Here we explore the fun and fascinations with our natural world and we learn about how nature works.

Learn about all the things we can do to make Mother Earth healthy and happy. Play planetary games that are fantastic and fun. Read about what other kids are doing to help our environment have fun doing it. Check out the really cool things that live all around us and help us to live as well.  Our eco coach says “If it is fun it is sustainable! “

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Written by Brooke Mountney Thursday, 30 July 2009 17:16

 
Switching To A Clothesline by Brooke Mountney - Student Corespondant Stockdale P.S. - I wish to write to you about how you can make the Earth, our home, a better place to live in. Before I let you read my article, I have to remind you that this will not only help save our slowly failing world, but it will help you in many ways!
I have decided to let you know how clotheslines can make a change in our world! First off I’ll explain to you how they can help you! If you install a clothesline in your backyard, even if it’s a small, city backyard, it will be sure to save you money! We can all relate to how dryers add up to a big fraction of the hydro bill right? Well if you’re getting tired of looking at that BIG number on your bill, switch to a clothesline. Also, while researching I found that the average amount of money you will and can save is more than $25.00/ month! Now, to go with the money issue, aren’t you tired of seeing lint on your clothes and then having to buy a "lint roller" to clean up that mess? When using the clothesline you will find that there is no lint residue left on your clothes and the fresh air scent is a beautiful smell! Plus you’re not adding toxic chemicals to our environment! Save money and be environmentally friendly!
 

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Written by Lisa McPherson Wednesday, 01 October 2008 09:09

 

It is a smouldering hot summer day, the smell of sunscreen overwhelms your nose, so you decide to grab your towel, sand bucket and... a net. The next thing you know you are immersed in one of the world’s most important habitats, wetlands. It is time for a new and exciting adventure in a local stream or marsh. Enter the secret world of tiny water creatures, and discover the vital role of our wetlands.

the flower of a bladderwort plant
   

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