Wild Voices for Kids

WVFK is an environmental/heritage education program that connects students (in Rocky Mountain district #6) to the landscape, history and culture of the Columbia Basin. Through classroom presentations and field trips with environmental experts, school children of all ages will get diverse, hands-on field experience. Canoe trips, trout programs, kokanee spawning field trips, wetland field trips and more will connect students with aquatic ecosystems and provide them with the tools and knowledge to become effective stewards of the environment. With $12,000 in funding this year from CKFRP, WVFK hopes to reach 4,500 student or 150 classes in the Rocky Mountain School District.

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