Notice Nature is returning in June, 2025!
Notice Nature is a Saskatchewan community program created to encourage outdoor play through fun, nature-loving learning activities! Everyone of all ages is welcome to participate, and inter-generational participation is encouraged.
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Healthy land and water start with you. We're here to help you look up, look around, and notice nature, which we believe is the first step to land and water stewardship. Healthy land and water mean healthy wildlife, people, ecosystems, communities, and all the places we love. We hope you discover fun activities that help you connect with nature and inspire you to see your natural environment a little differently.
Saskatchewan Communities, Libraries, Library Headquarters, Industry Partners, Rural Municipalities, Urban Municipalities, Non-Profit Groups, Universities, Schools and School Divisions have again come together in an incredibly synergistic way. Passionate partners have created nature-loving activities available in the Notice Nature Passport with the support of community-minded industry funding partners.
The success of Notice Nature is another example of our community’s widespread commitment to community engagement, and land stewardship. The Notice Nature Team is thankful to have this opportunity to collaborate with fantastic partners and sponsors on this meaningful and unique initiative.
Green your community space or school with fruit-bearing trees and shrubs. The Cenovus Food Forest project will plant ten food forests on school grounds or your chosen community space in the fall of 2025! The program will supply fruit-bearing trees & shrubs and required planting day supplies at no cost. Members of the community are highly encouraged to participate in the planting day. The benefits of having a food forest in your community include increasing biodiversity, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, providing land-based learning opportunities, and creating an edible landscape for years to come!
Visit our news page to learn more about what Notice Nature and its partners are doing to foster community connection with nature.
