Please check our website or contact us to see when we can welcome you again at the Marmot Learning Centre for in-person programming.
For any inquiries, please contact Education Coordinator Paul Langevin.
Please check our website or contact us to see when we can welcome you again at the Marmot Learning Centre for in-person programming.
For any inquiries, please contact Education Coordinator Paul Langevin.
The Marmot Learning Centre offers a technology-rich on-hill classroom where a variety of presentations add relevant educational components to the visitor experience. The centre was created in conjunction with Parks Canada Agency, Grande Yellowhead Public School Division and Marmot Basin. Together, we are working to foster opportunities for youth to engage in lifelong mountain recreation pursuits, in particular winter outdoor activities as appropriate in national parks, and to cultivate stewards for the future of Canada’s protected heritage areas.
At the Marmot Learning Centre we offer active learning sessions to get your students connected with the outdoors! The following 45 minute sessions are delivered by Parks Canada. Visit the Marmot Learning Centre website for more details.
Avalanche!
Learn the basics of avalanche awareness and stay safe in the mountains. Find out what resources are available and what equipment is essential for companion rescue.
Winter Work
Learn the basics of avalanche awareness and stay safe in the mountains. Find out what resources are available and what equipment is essential for companion rescue.
Emergency Situations
Identify the hazards involved in winter travel and find out how to manage the risks and help yourself and others if things go wrong.
Into the Wild
Understand the challenges of sharing this mountain landscape with nature. Find out how we protect species at risk in the alpine eco-zone.
Find it Outside
Discover how strategies like adventuring, mindfulness, and storytelling can help you kick the blues and up your mood.
Indigenous Connections
This program is under development.
blending mountain recreation with environmental stewardship.
to each other, nature, and Jasper National Park.
leadership activities, and service learning projects.
High school, multi-day and day programs linked to curriculum.