School Malaise Trap Program

School Malaise Trap Program , run by the Biodiversity Institute of ON, is a free program allowing students to experience

Since 2013, the School Malaise Trap Program has teamed up with thousands of students and educators across Canada in order to explore the insect diversity found in their schoolyards. The program’s goal is to encourage students to explore, question and understand the world around them – starting with their own schoolyard. Students are introduced to the life of a biologist and the exciting science of DNA barcoding through comprehensive lesson plans which address multiple specific expectations across elementary and secondary curricula.

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We spent the year sharing with you info about Canada's biodiversity for Canada's 150th anniversary. We hope you have enjoyed learning about how Canada's biodiversity is unique and incredibly diverse! Please let us know what your favourite post was or if you learned something you never knew before. If you missed a post, you can find them all at biobus.ca/biodiversity150

Happy Holidays and wishing you a fantastic New Year in 2018!

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Biodiversity Institute Of Ontario, University Of Guelph, 50 Stone Road East
Guelph
N1G2W1

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519-824-4120 x 58125

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