Wildlife and Habitat Studies 10, 20, 30
Explore the cultural,
physical, mental,
emotional and
spiritual benefits of
land-based learning.
Investigate the
connection between
“Leave No Trace”
principles and
traditional ways of
sustainably living on
the land.
Practise the “Leave
No Trace” principles
on outdoor
excursions.
Explore general safety
practices when
engaging in
wilderness activities.
Explore basic first aid
skills used to treat
minor to severe
injuries.
Participate in a
variety of outdoor
activities.
Explore basic and
traditional
navigational skills.
Apply navigational
skills in a variety of
situations.
Demonstrate basic
knot-tying skills.
Apply knot-tying skills
in a variety of
situations.
Explore traditional
and contemporary
shelters.
Practise a variety of
sustainable shelter-building techniques.
Demonstrate safe
knife skills.
Apply safe, advanced
knife skills for a
variety of purposes.
Demonstrate
respectful and safe
basic fire-building
skills.
Apply respectful and
safe fire-building skills
in a variety of
conditions.
Explore traditional
and nutritional uses
of local plants.
Explore traditional,
medicinal and
contemporary uses of
local plants.
Explore ethical and
traditional game
harvesting practices.
Investigate the
fundamentals of
angling and fishing.
Demonstrate safe
angling and fishing
practices and
understanding of
regulations.
Examine the
relationship between
fish populations and
the aquatic
environment.
Investigate hunting
regulations and safe
hunting practices.
Explore the history
and types of
bowhunting.
Explore the evolution
and safe use of
firearms.
Investigate traditional
and contemporary
trapping.
Examine the
relationship between
wildlife and
ecosystems.
Explore human effects
on wildlife species
and spaces.
Investigate the impact
that anthropogenic
climate change has on
habitat and wildlife
populations.
Examine the methods and reasons for monitoring wildlife populations.
Explore threats to
wildlife.
Investigate wildlife
rescue and
rehabilitation
practices in
Saskatchewan.
Employ cooperative
group living skills.
Plan and facilitate an
outdoor excursion in
the local community.
Plan and facilitate an
overnight outdoor
excursion.
Plan and facilitate a
multi-night outdoor
excursion.
Discuss the history
and evolution of
wildlife and habitat
management.
Examine the
importance of wildlife
and habitat
management plans.
Develop a wildlife and
habitat management
plan.
Explore career
opportunities in the
field of wildlife and
habitat management.
Investigate
characteristics of
specific careers in the
field of wildlife and
habitat management.
Prepare for the work
placement.
Prepare for the work
placement.
Participate in a work
placement
experience.
Participate in a work
placement
experience.
Relate one's work
placement experience
to personal and
career goals.
Relate one's work
placement experience
to personal and
career goals.
Investigate small
business
opportunities,
including home-based
businesses, in the
wildlife and habitat
industry in
Saskatchewan.