A student in the College Park school outdoor education pilot program examines a live animal trap at Pike Lake.

Students from Al Pickard school, Regina, examine grass specimens outdoors at Camp Ta-Wa-Si in the Qu'Appelle valley.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 16, 1970, p. 8; "Bill Babcock, vice-principal, Don Head Secondary School and chairman of the outdoor education committee for Ontario Teachers' Federation, was keynote speaker at the Saskatchewan outdoor education conference September 25."

The Outdoor Education Conference Organizing Committee is seen outside the stone building in Watrous where the conference was held.

Bill Babcock (far right), keynote speaker at the Outdoor Education conference in Watrous, is seen with two unidentified conference participants.

Miss Ruth McPhee of Yorkton (left), and Mrs. Elsie Arnold of Carlyle work with clay as part of "Big Green Schoolhouse" outdoor education summer classes.

Arbos September-October 1969, pp. 18-21; "This summer teachers broke down traditional school fences in the biggest classroom in Saskatchewan. For the summer, the Qu'Appelle Valley became? The Big Green Schoolhouse. Below, casually attired teachers proudly view the results of a block printing project."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1, 1969, p. 2; "More than 400 people were attracted to a teach-in on pollution held at Evan Hardy Collegiate in Saskatoon on March 1? The student in the picture is demonstrating how much dirt there is in the air."

Assistant Professor Barry Brown of the College of Education, U. of S., is seen lecturing to students attending the photography workshop at the STF building.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 11 (no caption) A little girl in ragged, too-large dress and adult wool socks pulled to her knees, sits at the bottom of a set of crumbling wooden steps. A straw broom for the splintered plank floor is propped behind her.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 13 (no caption) Young children are seen seated at wooden desks in a classroom with a plank floor.

A [workshop] in the Prince Albert Technical High School is shown.

A group photo of consultants and unidentified participants at the principals' leadership course was taken. Front row, from left, is STF General Secretary Stirling McDowell and consults W. P. Toombs and Arthur Hartzmann.

Participants at the short course are seen in a discussion group.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1, 1970, p. 3; "Dr. Ralph Sabey of Edmonton, (left), acting executive director for Project Canada West meeting recently in Saskatoon with teacher committees working on curriculum projects discusses details of a social science project with teachers Bill Delainey, Evan Hardy Collegiate, Brian Noonan, Bishop Murray School, Levi Borisenko, Mayfair School, and Jim Tooke, Aden Bowman Collegiate."