Received: Poster on watersheds

[Julie Andrews]

from the Canadian Wildlife Federation
http://www.cwf-fcf.org/

[Julie Andrews]

I just got it in the mail today and there's a map of the Canadian Watershed areas too!
It's huge. :D

[sammyapplesauce]

I went to the link and its saying the page dosn't exsist anymore? Oh well I snooze I loose right?

[Maple]

I went to the link and its saying the page dosn't exsist anymore? Oh well I snooze I loose right?

These are still available, but the Canadian Wildlife Federation has a very confusing, convoluted series of websites, I think they are still working on them but currently the "Learning about Wildlife" series are available at this link:

http://www.wildeducation.org/program...life/index.asp

Watersheds was the National Wildlife Week theme from 2006. The previous years are also available for order or download (limited) on the same page. Last year's theme was "Canada's North", I was sent a kit because I am on their mailing list, but I don't see any place where you can specifically order it. If you email them, they will most likely send you one if you ask.

The new website for National Wildlife Week is:
http://www.nationalwildlifeweek.ca/
This year's theme is Pollinators, most of the resources seem to be downloadable rather than a printed kit. There is a pollinator's poster available for order though (top left of home page) as well as a "Wild About Bees" poster that can be ordered by emailing [email protected]. The bee poster isn't mentioned on the NWW website, but rather on their Wild About Gardening website.

[sammyapplesauce]

Hey thanks for all the info! Your my hero!

[harkatsmom]

Thank you very much for the information

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