PBI Tundra Connections is Wild!
Join us for live broadcasts. You watch from inside. Wild polar bears watch from outside in their arctic tundra home.
PBI’s mobile classroom, Tundra Buggy® One, prowls the tundra during the polar bear migration near Churchill, Manitoba. From here, polar bear scientists and educators share their knowledge and talk with students. The program includes webcasts and video conferences that focus on polar bears and climate change.
You can:
- See live camera and video clips of polar bear behavior in a natural setting.
- Ask the experts questions and get answers in real time.
Curriculum
- Targets secondary schools and universities, but easily adapts to elementary students or general audiences
- Offers complete challenge-based lesson plans with pre- and post-conference activities available
Video Conferences and Webcasts
Sessions are available for school groups, zoos, green clubs, or business and community leaders—the bigger the audience, the better.
- Video conferences must be pre-scheduled. Webcasts are open to anyone who logs in.
- Sessions are archived for later viewing on the Apple Learning Interchange
How can you join in?
Click here to see what you need to do.
Big paws up to Julene Reed, an Apple Distinguished Educator and PBI Education Advisory Council member, who developed and directs the PBI Tundra Connections program, and to our Platinum Sponsor, Frontiers North Tundra Buggy Adventure. Bear hugs also to Apple Inc., Parks Canada, Dr. Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots, and Immersion Learning.
