VETAC, City Council's Advisory Panel on Regreening, is pleased to offer free programming to Greater Sudbury schools for students in grades 4 through 12.
These interactive presentations provide a unique learning experience, exploring the history of industrial impacts on Greater Sudbury and ongoing regreening efforts. They cover important curriculum concepts in a variety of subjects, including science, history, social science and geography.
As part of the programming, students will embark on an educational journey, discovering the science behind local ecosystem restoration and regreening initiatives. Through engaging, hands-on activities, they will explore solutions to industrial degradation and gain first-hand experience about the science of regreening.
For more information or to book a presentation, visit greatersudbury.ca/regreeningclassroom.
About VETAC
VETAC, City Council's Advisory Panel on Regreening, was established in 1973. Its mandate is to work towards the recovery of self-sustaining, Indigenous terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems in Greater Sudbury through the City's Regreening Program. VETAC also provides the community with opportunities to participate in this initiative by improving the environment at home, in neighbourhoods and on public lands.
