Science Fair 2024

With the help of BC Nature Regional Coordinators, the Education Committee contacted local clubs looking for volunteers for judging and presenting the BC Nature Science Awards at Regional Science Fairs.

Below is the overview of the findings of the Education Committee of the 2024 Science Fairs.

Keep up  the good work students!  We are all inspired by your projects and the future findings you may have to help nature.

Science Fair projects by Region

AreaMonthWinnersProjectDescription
Pacific Northwest – SmithersFebruary
Central Interior Region – Prince GeorgeMarchTristan King-OtwaA Study on Devil’s Club
Central Interior Region – Prince GeorgeMarchBrenden Crowley, Tahirah SolesAre Some Trees Cozier Than Others?”The Insulative Abilities of Different Tree Species and Snow for Wildlife
Cariboo Mainline – KamloopsAprilAbigail BucovizWind TurbinesModel of wind turbine that is designed to save habitat and protect species currently at risk from turbines.
Greater Vancouver Regional Science FairApril
West Kootenay – NelsonAprilCatherine PennerPower Produce Production PowerObtaining power from alternate sources using produce.
West Kootenay – NelsonAprilAva AcreeWhat Natural Water is the Safest to Drink?Ava collected samples from a spring, swamp, puddle and river. The river provided the safest water.
South Fraser – SurreyAprilEshal Siddiqui BlazeWatch Fire Safety Intelligence & Alert System
South Fraser – SurreyAprilPrabhleen Randhawa, Areez AgroKnotwood (SAIL)”
Fraser Valley – AbbotsfordAprilBenjamin MorganThe Effects of Pollution on Moss as Used as a
Bio-indicator
Used as a Bio-Indicator
Benjamin’s hypothesis was that testing moss for smoke contaminants might indicate the amount of smoke damage to its surrounding ecosystem.
East Kootenay – CranbrookAprilKayden Smith Plantain and YarrowAn experimental project involving testing of the healing powers of yarrow and plantain,
inspired by his Nana, who had used both plants when treating an open wound.
Northern Vancouver Island – Port HardyApril
VictoriaApril