WILD Education - Habitat 2000 Registration Form

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Habitat Projects Registration Form*

*Previous Habitat 2000 groups may register new or continuing projects.

If you are applying for FUNDS, you MUST download and complete the Registration Form and the Request for Funds Form and mail it or fax it to WILD Education. WILD Education does not accept funding requests electronically.

All fields are required.

Name of school / youth group:
Number and street:
City:
Province / Territory:
Postal Code:
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Full name(s) of teacher(s) / youth leader(s) supervising project(s):

Grade level(s):
Total number of students:
Identify organizations / agencies that will be involved in the project:

Date project will begin:
Anticipated project completion date:
Title of project:
Project description:
Briefly describe the goal of your project and what ecological concepts will be covered:

Briefly describe how your project will improve wildlife habitat and how wildlife will benefit:

Describe how students will be involved in the project: (all projects must be student-driven to be eligible for funding)

Describe what learning objectives will be achieved by doing this project:

Species of wildlife primarily affected by project: (check more than one if applicable)
Birds Fish Native Plants	Insects Reptiles Amphibians	Mammals Other (please specify)

Check off the best description(s) of your project:
a) Location:
Schoolyard	Wetland	Park
Other (please specify)
b) Setting:
Urban	Rural	Other (please specify)
c) Check off applicable response(s) and indicate total number(s) where known:
1) Planting:
Trees	Shrubs	Other (please specify)
2) Structures:
Nesting Boxes	Feeders	Other (please specify)
3) Signage and plaques:
Signs	Award plaques

Area measurements of project, in metres or kilometres:

(A grand total of areas improved by WILD School classes across Canada will be tallied. Give the perimeters of your project area; or the shoreline length if your project is close to water; or the distance in kilometres if you are posting signs, placing nesting structures, or creating a trail in a larger area.)

All groups that register their projects will receive a Certificate of Participation for display at school.

If you experience any difficulties in submitting your Registration Form or any other form on this site, please print the complete form and mail or fax it to WILD Education .

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Wild Schools Request for Funds*

Complete this section if you are applying for funds for your project. All projects must be directly related to wildlife habitat improvement to be eligible for funding assistance. Beautification projects are not eligible unless it is shown how they will benefit wildlife. Funds are available for supplies needed specifically for projects: for example, native plants and trees, seeds, hardware, lumber, and signs. Common hand tools and clothing are not eligible. Funding criteria are listed under Register in the Program and Apply for Funding. Do not exceed the $200 class or $500 school limit. Long-term projects are eligible for funding consideration every year.

If your group is receiving funds from other sources, please indicate name(s) of organization(s) and amount(s).

You acknowledge that, if your request for funds is approved, you will provide the Canadian Wildlife Federation with photos, slides, or a written description of your completed project. You must have permission for your project and will ensure that the project is properly supervised. All funds received will be applied to the project described above. Attach a signed letter on school letterhead from the teacher(s) supervising this project.

If you are applying for FUNDS, you MUST download and complete the Request for Funds Form and mail or fax it to WILD Education (include address link). WILD Education does not accept Request for Funds Forms electronically.

Download PDF

NOTE: To view the PDF files, you need Adobe Acrobat. You may download a copy of Adobe Acrobat here:

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