Coyote Pups
We know Coyote Pups are curious and imaginative. That’s why we make each week a new adventure! We wander through the forest to find cool mysteries, play games that transform us into sneaky animals, and sing songs about nature’s wonders. By spending time outside with new friends and caring instructors, Coyote Pups build independence, social skills and resilience. We spark a love of nature that will last their entire lives!
In light of Covid-19, we’re taking additional measures to ensure the health and safety of participants and staff. Please review this important information to learn more.
Coyote Pups learn:
- About common plants and animals that share our environment
- How to identify and manage things that could be harmful
- Basic survival skills like fire-building and tool use
This is the BEST education beyond the standard classroom. It offers children hands on learning by instructors who care about each child as an individual, providing them with a wealth of knowledge of the natural world in a classroom that is ever changing.
— Parent of participant
Click here to learn more about our curriculum and learning outcomes.
2020/21 Season Details:
This is a year round program with 29 sessions. Sessions occur on a weekly basis between:
Fall season: October 5 - December 11, 2020
Winter season: January 4 - March 7, 2021
Spring season: March 29 - June 6, 2021
*Holidays excluded
Participants typically register for one half-day session per week (see session options below).
*NEW LOCATION FOR EAST END PROGRAMS* Due to ongoing construction at our normal Taylor Creek Park meeting location, we’re happy to announce that we’ll be meeting at Stan Wadlow Park instead! Stan Wadlow is a nearby connected park within the greater Taylor Creek Park system. We’ll be able to park right next to our meeting spot and explore a new area! We hope this change makes things easier for families.
You can check if spots are available at any time by heading over to our registration site (click "Register" below). If a program is full, we encourage you to sign up to waitlists! We typically see some turnover throughout the year and we’d love to let you know if a spot opens up.
WEST END: King’s Mill Park / Etienne Brule Park
EAST END: Stan Wadlow Park
A payment plan is available. Bursaries are available through our Bursary Fund.
Registration
We’ll be accepting applications to register for the 2020/21 season starting on Wednesday, August 26th at noon!* To view availability and apply to register after that date, click the Registration button below and complete an application.
*We follow an application to register process – families apply to register a participant and after brief review, we’ll send you an email to confirm your acceptance in the program or follow up with some additional questions.
*Please note: We offer pre-registration to returning participants before this public registration date. Therefore, we’re not able guarantee program availability at open registration. However, we encourage you to sign up to waitlists! We typically see some turnover throughout the year and we’d love to let you know if a spot opens up.
We know that there may be increased interest in outdoor programming this year. Depending on registration demand, we may expand our programming beyond what is currently being offered. If you have specific requests or ideas, please feel free to reach out to our team at info@pineproject.org.
Click here for registration policies.