Let's Talk Science National Office

Learn how pinecones can listen and change depending on the weather!

Learn how tree rings can give scientists important information about the changing climate conditions in an area.

Students compare point source and nonpoint source pollution.

Students make seed bombs to promote native biodiversity.

Students learn about the environmental impact clothing has, how fabrics are made and what a closed-loop sustainable clothing industry could look like in the future.

Experiment with different pulleys to lift a water bottle.

Students participate in a role-play to demonstrate the structure of DNA.

Make a DNA model out of candy!

Students will rank the supplies given for an expedition to the Arctic for scientific research in order of importance.

Students conduct an experiment to explore the albedo effect.

Students will analyze historical, long-term trends in climate and explore environmental processes to gain an understanding of weather and climate in Northern Canada.

This workshop explores water quality and the importance of healthy water systems.

Participants learn about the specialized forms and adaptations of marine animals through hands-on activities and role playing.

Participants learn about the form and function of insects and birds through hands-on activities.

Participants learn about the functions of the skeletal system and build a model hand to test for strength and stability.