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Captain Catalyst wins Youth Mentor Award

Published: 24 April 2020

Captain Catalyst (aka Steve Rosenstein from Montreal) has won the 2019 Youth Mentor Award from the Canadian Wildlife Federation. This award honours an individual who has made significant contribution in creating and/or presenting programs that introduce young people to the听importance of conservation, habitat or wildlife. Captain Catalyst regularly presents his Science Playground at the Redpath Museum and in many Montreal area Daycares and schools.

During Covid D lockdown you can check-in with听Captain Catalyst's Calls to Nature

Every day, Monday to Friday, 10h-12h:听514-733-2048. In English.

The Canadian Wildlife Federation听 offers听a wide selection of online nature activities and opportunities for schools, teachers, families and children. Check .

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