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Take Action

Are you keen to make a difference?  Do you want to put your conservation education into practice? Why not get involved with a Take Action initiative?

The Cross Conservation Area is actively involved in our Take Action for Wildlife initiative and we need your help!  Take Action for Wildlife is encouraging all of our education visitors to take on your own wildlife protection initiative.

Why not share photos, videos or stories about the Cross Conservation Area on our website?

How about a classroom project to build bluebird boxes to provide homes for our feathered friends, start a litter less lunch program,  or start recycling initiatives?

Consider fundraising to protect habitat and so much more!

 

Learn more about resources, existing action projects or information that suits your interests and start making a difference today!  Click Resources to find out more!


Take Action Success Stories

Check out what others have accomplished with their own Take Action initiatives! 

Click on the pictures below to read some of the "Take Action" success stories that were shared with us:


 

If you, your class, or your community have done something wonderful for the environment, we would love to hear from you.  Please send any pictures, stories or description of projects to: info@crossconservation.org

 

Thank you for taking the time to help the environment and wildlife and share your story!

 

area wildlife + plants

Ring-Necked Pheasant
Phasianus colchicus
Males have a distinguished body compared to the females. They have a black head and white stripe around the collar and short black tuffs around the ears. Males have a long tail, red face, and a bronze body with several patterns of colour ranging from green, and maroon to cream. Females have a shorter tail and varied light and dark brown markings.
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