Karen O'Krafka from the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority brought her "Watershed on Wheels" (WOW) program for an evening of fun, interactive games & activities focusing on water conservation.
We learned about protecting our water supply and the wetland habitats of the animals and aquatic creatures in our watershed.
Did you know that:
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Our next Eco Team Meeting will take place on Thursday, April 17, from 6 – 8pm in the lunchroom.
To join the Eco Team or subscribe to our mailing list, please write to me at:
taranimator (at) hotmail.com
We learned about protecting our water supply and the wetland habitats of the animals and aquatic creatures in our watershed.
Did you know that:
- 70% of the earth's surface is covered in water
- accessible fresh water makes up just 1% of all the water on Earth
- today's water molecules have been travelling around the Earth for 4.5 billion years?
- water molecules are endlessly recycled through processes like evaporation & precipitation. Water that ends up being part of us may once have been part of a glacier, a distant ocean, a wild animal -- even a dinosaur!
- we need to conserve water by turning off taps while brushing our teeth and having short showers
- water that flows down the storm drains in our streets flows untreated into Lake Ontario!
- we need to keep our lakewater clean by washing our cars at public car-washing stations and by disposing of chemicals such as fertilizers and oil properly -- keeping them out of the storm drains
Click here to see more pics from this exciting event!
Our next Eco Team Meeting will take place on Thursday, April 17, from 6 – 8pm in the lunchroom.
To join the Eco Team or subscribe to our mailing list, please write to me at:
taranimator (at) hotmail.com
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