Go Wild Grants - Schools K-12 - Final Report EN

Go Wild Grants - Schools K-12 EN - 2024-2025 Final Report

Thank you for going wild with WWF-Canada this school year, helping nature thrive in your school community!
Please complete all the sections below and submit this form by June 23, 2025, to meet the final requirements of your grant agreement.
Email us at [email protected] with any questions.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Name:(Required)

First Last

Email:(Required)

Phone:(Required)

Alternate / Secondary Contact Name:

First Last

Alternate / Secondary Contact's Email Address:

School Name:(Required)

School Board / School District:(Required)

School Address:(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City/Town Province/Territory Postal Code

School Level:(Required)

Primary school

Middle school

Secondary school

Other

Other – please specify

Number of students at your school:(Required)

Grade(s) involved in project:(Required)

Your Position / Grantees Role:(Required)

Teacher / Educator

Student

Principal

Administrator

Other

Other – please specify

If you are a student, please include the name and email address of your teacher / supervisor

Are you a certifying EcoSchool?(Required)

EcoSchools website

Yes

Project Title:(Required)

Found at the top of your grant agreement

Project start date:(Required)

Month

Day

Year

Project end date:(Required)

Month

Day

Year

School Year(Required)

ex. 2024-2025

YOUR IMPACT

This project helped your school community to:(Required)

(Select all that apply)

Learn and discover your local ecosystem, its history, biodiversity, how it works and what it needs

Take action for nature by creating, restoring or protecting habitat with native plants and trees

Connect with your communities to create lasting impact

How and to what extent did the project contribute to improving habitat for the benefit of people and wildlife? (max 400 words)(Required)

Please indicate the impact your project had across the following indicators:
Your project may not have all of the elements requested below; some fields will be non-applicable.

Total area (m2) restored, rehabilitated or recovered by project activities

Total number of species at risk targeted by project activities

Name of wildlife species targeted, if applicable

Total number of native plants planted

Type of native plant species planted (include names)

Total number of non-native plants planted

Type of non-native plants planted (include names)

Total number of native trees planted (indicate whether hardwood or softwood)

Type of native trees planted (include names)

Total number of non-native trees planted (indicate whether hardwood or softwood)

Type of non-native trees planted (include names)

Total number of native plant seeds sown

Type of native plant seeds sown (include names)

Total number of non-native plant seeds sown

Type of non-native plant seeds sown (include names)

Total number of people participating directly in project work (e.g. 25 students and 2 teachers)

Total number of days individuals participated (e.g. planting for 1 day and monitoring for 15 days)

Total number of outreach events conducted (e.g. two presentations)

Number of people who attended (e.g. 50 attendees total)

Total number of people trained on a specific conservation activity

If applicable, please indicate any additional data or impact information your project collected

If applicable, please describe how you included meaningful connections, perspectives or consultations with Indigenous peoples into your project

Describe the goal(s) and results of your project, including how it connected participants to nature(Required)

How were your students involved in the planning and implementation of the project?(Required)

What did you and your students enjoy most about your project?(Required)

Did anything change from your original proposal? Please outline challenges you encountered (if any), how you resolved these challenges, and your recommendations on how other educators and schools can overcome these challenges

BUDGET

Provide report back on your original budget. Provide the total amounts for each budget line item in the table below.

Total funding received from Go Wild Grants (up to $ 1,500)(Required)

Go Wild Grant expenses for supplies & equipment (estimate $ amount in CAD):(Required)

Go Wild Grant expenses for promotion & communication (estimate $ amount in CAD):(Required)

Other expenses covered by Go Wild Grant (estimate $ amount in CAD):

Budget narrative: Provide details for the totals provided above.

Expenses covered the following supplies & equipment:(Required)

Expenses covered the following promotion & communication:(Required)

Other expenses consisted of:

Indicate what you spent against what you anticipated spending in your proposal(Required)

Please refer directly to your budget as it appears in your agreement with WWF. Please notify us of any changes.

If applicable, please indicate the amount of additional funding the project received from your school or other sources.

SUBMIT YOUR GO WILD GRANT FINAL REPORT

Please provide three approved quotes from student participants (with first names, grade and ages attributed) and one quote from a teacher/parent/administrator.

The student quotes should describe what they learned, how the project connected them to nature, how it made them feel and anything else they’d like to share with WWF. The teacher/parent/administrator quote should reference the impact the project had on the school community. We will use these quotes in future communications/marketing materials for the Go Wild Grants program.

Upload 3+ quality photos of your project in action for use by WWF

Please see agreement for information on model and media release If the files are too large to upload here, please send the photos via We Transfer (www.wetransfer.com) with [email protected] as the We Transfer recipient.

Upload 3+ quality photos of your project in action for use by WWF

Please see agreement for information on model and media release. If the files are too large to upload here, please send the photos via We Transfer (www.wetransfer.com) with [email protected] as the We Transfer recipient.

Drop files here or

Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, png, jpg, jpeg, gif, Max. file size: 50 MB, Max. files: 4.

If possible, please upload a short video of your project in action.

Please see Agreement for more information about model and media release. If the file is too large to upload here, please send the video via We Transfer (www.wetransfer.com) with [email protected] as the We Transfer recipient.

Drop files here or

Accepted file types: mp4, mov, avi, wmv, avchd, webm, Max. file size: 50 MB.

WWF-Canada Model Release Form

Please upload a signed copy of WWF’s model and media release form for any individuals appearing in the video and photos previously uploaded. For individuals under the age of 18, parent or guardian signature is required. WWF’s model and media release form was attached to your original congratulatory email.

Drop files here or

Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, png, jpg, jpeg, Max. file size: 50 MB.

I agree that the above information and photo and video submissions may be used by WWF-Canada in communication and marketing materials for the Go Wild program(Required)

Yes

WWF-Canada can send me email communications.(Required)

We will use this information to provide you with the latest news and updates on conservation work, and periodic opportunities to support the mission. Review our privacy policy.

Yes