One flame (flammulated owl)
Taylor, South Kamloops Secondary (Grade 9)
From grizzly bears to mountain caribou, rubber boa and northern spotted owls, species at risk in BC are diverse. Teachers and students can focus on individual species or groups of mammals, reptiles, amphibians or birds. Meet some of these unique species in this photo gallery.
 Spirit bear © Isabelle Groc |
 Northern red legged frog © Isabelle Groc |
 Phantom orchid © Mike Pearson |
 Snowshoe hare © Sheila & John Linn |
 Northern spotted owl © Jared Hobbs |
 Barn owl © Isabelle Groc |
 Sea otter © Isabelle Groc |
 American badger © Isabelle Groc |
 Barn swallow © Derek Matthews |
 Nooksack dace © Mike Pearson |
 Salish sucker © Mike Pearson |
 Western painted turtle © Isabelle Groc |
 Rubber boa © Isabelle Groc |
 Rattlesnake © Isabelle Groc |
 Great blue heron © Isabelle Groc |
 Grizzly bear © Isabelle Groc |
 Humpback whale © Isabelle Groc |
 Oregon spotted frog © Isabelle Groc |
 Mountain caribou © Isabelle Groc |
 Southern resident orca © Isabelle Groc |
 Steller's sea lion © Isabelle Groc |
 Barn swallows © Isabelle Groc |
 Vancouver Island marmot © Jeff Werner |
 Burrowing owl © Isabelle Groc |
 Western toad © Isabelle Groc |
 Monarch butterfly © Isabelle Groc |
There are many ways teachers can use visuals in the classroom. Art teachers in schools have worked with students to create artwork that reveals the beauty and uniqueness of our species and raises awareness about the threats they are facing. Browse through examples of past art projects schools such as the ones Lord Byng Secondary, South Kamloops Secondary and Ecole Rose-des-Vents have completed.
 One flame (flammulated owl) |
 Grenouille leopard (leopard frog) |
 Blaire au americain (American badger) |
 Just think (barn owl) |
 Dangerous (rattlesnake) |
 If I could talk (great blue heron) |
 No place to live (spotted owl) |
 Their lives are in our hands (Canada warbler) |
 Spirit bear facing extinction |
 Endangered swift fox |
 Sticker book (mountain caribou) |
 The glow of extinction (gray wolf) |
 The Canada warbler |
 Colours of pollution |
 I am a killer whale |
 Bears |
 Almost gone |
 The amazing american avocet |
 Rare beauty (western painted turtle) |
 The rockin blue tail (Blue tailed skink) |
 Caribou |
 Skink (blue-tailed skink) |
 Monarch butterfly |
 Chouette tachetee (spotted owl) |
 Spotted owl |
 Monarch butterfly |
 Monarch butterflies |
 Mountain caribou |
 Western Painted Turtle |
 Pic-a-tete blanche (white-headed woodpecker) |
 Marmotte de l'Ile de Vancouver (Vancouver Island Marmot) |
 Orque (Orca) |
 Serpent du desert (rattlesnake?) |
 Serpent sharpe tail (Sharp-tailed snake) |