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About: This bingo card is perfect for a group of nature enthusiasts or colleagues in an environmental field, especially at a team-building retreat or conference. It encourages curiosity about Ontario’s wildlife, ecosystems, and outdoor adventures. The mix of personal connections and fun activities creates a friendly, interactive way to explore shared interests in biodiversity and conservation.
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The players look at their cards to see if they have the announced word. If they do, they cross off that word.
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This SARB Bingo - Trent Trails Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Talk to someone who has worked with herpetofauna, Talk to someone from the GTA, Talk to someone who does long-distance running or cycling, Talk to someone who plays an instrument, Find someone who can name three Ontario bird species at risk, Find someone who can name four Ontario frog species, Find someone who has worked at MNR/MECP for more than 10 years, Find someone who has been to central or southern America, Find someone who grew up in a rural community, Take a photo with colleagues from three different teams, Learn about a memorable wildlife encounter, Meet someone who has seen a SAR snake in the wild, Find someone who has helped a salamander across a road, Find someone whose favourite ecosystem is a wetland, Find someone who owns binoculars, Meet someone who has visited more than ten Ontario provincial parks, Record an animal vocalization, Find an animal that is adapted for snow, Spot a wetland animal, Spot a swimming animal, Find an animal that is at risk in its' home range, Find evidence of thermoregulation (e.g., shade-seeking, basking), Observe social grooming, Spot an arboreal animal, Go down a giant slide.
This SARB Bingo - Trent Trails Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Talk to someone who has worked with herpetofauna, Talk to someone from the GTA, Talk to someone who does long-distance running or cycling, Talk to someone who plays an instrument, Find someone who can name three Ontario bird species at risk, Find someone who can name four Ontario frog species, Find someone who has worked at MNR/MECP for more than 10 years, Find someone who has been to central or southern America, Find someone who grew up in a rural community, Take a photo with colleagues from three different teams, Learn about a memorable wildlife encounter, Meet someone who has seen a SAR snake in the wild, Find someone who has helped a salamander across a road, Find someone whose favourite ecosystem is a wetland, Find someone who owns binoculars, Meet someone who has visited more than ten Ontario provincial parks, Record an animal vocalization, Find an animal that is adapted for snow, Spot a wetland animal, Spot a swimming animal, Find an animal that is at risk in its' home range, Find evidence of thermoregulation (e.g., shade-seeking, basking), Observe social grooming, Spot an arboreal animal, Go down a giant slide.