Mount Brydges – ‘Step into Nature’ and book your class for unique fall conservation and native studies outdoor programs at Longwoods Road Conservation Area and the Ska-Nah-Doht Village and Museum. Hear the autumn calls of the blue jays, the drumming of woodpeckers, the rustling of squirrels and chipmunks preparing for winter and the sounds of school children learning in the great outdoors! Sit inside our new longhouse! Offered year-round, our programming is very popular especially in the fall. Students arrive from as far away as Windsor, Woodstock, Stratford and Sarnia, and as nearby as Delaware and Mount Brydges. From JK, Secondary School, College, University and English as a Second Language classes, students enjoy the outdoor and museum studies at Longwoods. Introduce New Canadians to our heritage and the environment in a natural setting for an experience they will never forget – outdoor learning cannot be duplicated in the classroom!
Learn about Native communities 1,000 years ago on a tour of a longhouse at Ska-Nah-Doht Village, search for creatures at the marsh, and experience a Carolinian forest – all programs are engaging, fun and directly linked to the Ontario Curriculum. New this year are our blended programs that highlight First Nations and the environment! Over 25 different Outdoor Education Programs and eight Native Studies Programs are taught by experienced, qualified Conservation Authority staff. We will even bring some programs to your classroom! Several environmental programs are offered in Chatham-Kent at the C.M. Wilson Conservation Area. Visit our website at www.ltvca.ca and check out our Education Program brochures online. Give us a call at 519-264-2420 or email us at [email protected] to book a field trip. We’d be happy to offer suggestions and tailor programs especially designed for your class!
Owned and operated by the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority, Longwoods Road Conservation Area’s 155 acres of Carolinian forest, wetlands and ravine systems provide a variety of natural habitats to learn about the environment in the outdoors. Facilities are wheelchair accessible, including the Resource Centre / Museum, Ska-Nah-Doht Village, woodland bridges and boardwalk systems. Two hundred year old heritage log cabins offer unique teaching classrooms and shelter during the lunch time. Many schools barbecue lunch at the pavilion as a treat for their students!
Don’t delay as preferred dates book fast! Visit us this fall at Longwoods Road Conservation Area and Ska-Nah-Doht Village and Museum, located in the Municipality of Strathroy-Caradoc, just 6.5 km west of Delaware (half hour west of London) or 10 km east of Melbourne (one hour east of Chatham) at 8348 Middlesex County 2 (Longwoods Road), Mount Brydges. Hope to see you soon!
To Book a Field Trip Contact:
Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority
519-264-2420
[email protected] www.ltvca.ca