Spring plants – In their natural habitat (Vancouver)

Outing at St. Lawrence mixed forest!

Let’s explore our nature! We’ll take a walk with our budding botanists to observe Quebec’s spring flowers, including the bloodroot (used by Native Americans as makeup) and discover the very distinctive smell (which attracts flies) of the red trillium. The use of a small observation guide will further enrich our exploration. Keep going! Breathe in that fresh air!

Objectives at the elementary level:

  • Observe budding plants during different growth stages in their natural habitat.
  • Identify certain plants using a booklet.
  • Describe the parts of the anatomy of a plant (roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits and seeds).
  • Associate the parts of a plant with their general function.
  • Describe the forms of sexual reproduction in plants (pistil, stamen, pollen, seed and fruit).
  • Describe the stages of a flowering plant’s growth (pollination, fertilization, fructification, seed dispersal, germination and flowering).

Our needs

  • The activity takes place in a municipal park, a Sepaq park or a Canadian national park at the choice of the establishment (reservation made by profaqua)
  • The customer is responsible for booking the buses.

Important information

  • Activity available in April and May.
  • Possible presence of allergens (pollen).

Additional charges

  • Travel costs (minimum $ 25) based on distance apply.

350.00$400.00$

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Date (Please provide at least 2 dates, and if you have any restrictions for certain days of the week.)

Schedule (Please provide the full schedule of your school classes and if you prefer morning or afternoon. Note that a minimum of 5 minutes is required between workshops.)*

Is this reservation part of a MEES measure? *

If the previous answer is yes, please indicate what measure.

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