📣Thank you to OTF for funding the Pathway Project & to everyone who helped grow the Pathway community. Our funding is now complete. Our website will remain a strong resource for our community. Stay tuned for future updates. For now, thank you for all the memories! ☀️🌎💚🙌🎉

Three years ago, we started with a Landmark Goal of 10,000 experiences connecting kids with the natural world. Today, our Landmark total is 61,318. The joy we feel at how this project has impacted our community is immeasurable. Thank you to every person who has taken part ☀️

Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day! Here is a wonderful video with Kristin Muskratt, TRACKS Oshkwazin Co-ordinator, discussing the importance of having a favourite outdoor place as part of Landmark 4. youtube.com/watch?v=1Y2VVpol…

📢Meredith Carter & Candace Clark from Otonabee Conservation explain how you can use the Water Rangers Kit to explore Citizen Science in the classroom. youtube.com/watch?v=FZoXRbCM…

Join David Kubica as he explores Landmark 25-three new outdoor skills. Develop identity, confidence & responsibility through outdoor recreation. David offers lots of activity ideas & local organizations in PTBO to join this summer! youtube.com/watch?v=_sOdiNS8…

📣Each day we get closer to 60,000 Landmark reports! We're calling on our community to help us push that number forward before the end of the school year. We've got this! Log your Landmark at pathwayproject.ca 🙌

📣Shout out to our friends at Keith Wightman for winning the monthly prize draw. Report a Landmark at pathwayproject.ca to be automatically entered for a $50 gift certificate to a local business.

Shoutout to Grade 1's at Keith Wightman for Landmark 15. "We have been working on animal life cycles for our Grade 2 science curriculum. We took our butterflies outside and released them. Some of the butterflies flew off right away, some stuck around for the students to hold." 🙌

🐝🌼😁 We're buzzing with these great Spring activity ideas that support positive bee habitats! 🐝🌼😁

🎉Congrats to Peterborough Child & Family Centres who launched their Outdoor Playspace on Antrim Street. The project was funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation & 100+ donors including the Pathway Project. It's a creative space that will be enjoyed children for years to come!