Salmon Pals

All About Salmon Pals

   Salmon Pals is a project designed to increase awareness of conservation challenges and to make the decisions on the use of the land, water, air and well being of all living things that depend on a healthy environment for survival.

How does it work?

"Salmon Pals" allows the class of elementary students to hatch numerous salmon eggs in the classroom in a fish tank. The hatched salmon fry are then released in the river in June.

Salmon Pals has a direct curriculum focus. It connects to objectives in the area of social studies, science,language arts and math.

By becoming involved in this project, students gather information about the salmon life cycle, habitat and rate of survival. They will interact via the internet and produce online reports,project comparisons.

How Do I Participate?

If you are interested in participating in Salmon Pals you can email bbroderi@stemnet.nf.ca  .

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