YES Fun Facts
Age range of the YES Program (__ - __)
What is 12-30 years old?
An invasive mussel
What is Zebra or Quagga?
Bird with the biggest wingspan
What is the Wandering/Snowy albatross?
One of the most farmed fish in Canada (1/3)
What is Salmon, Trout, or Arctic Char?
Province with the Atlantic Puffin as their provincial bird
What is Newfoundland and Labrador?
The number of regional coordinators running the YES program
What is 7 (or 6)?
Invasive plant that causes skin burns/blisters in the sun
Bird that lays the biggest eggs
An invasive crustacean established on the east and west coasts of Canada
What is European Green Crab?
Province with the Wild Rose as its provincial flower
What is Alberta?
The newest location the YES program has expanded to
What is The Yukon?
Tree species native to one part of Canada but considered invasive in others
What is Manitoba Maple or Box-elder Maple?
Birds sometimes referred to as 'feathered apes' due to their intelligence and social dynamics
What is crows or ravens?
What is Churchhill, Manitoba?
Province with the White Spruce as its provincial tree
What is Manitoba?
The name of the pilot version of the YES Program
What is Youth Nature Keepers?
Fish considered invasive in all Canadian provinces
What is a Goldfish?
Birds with legs so short it cannot walk or hop
What is hummingbirds?
The largest freshwater fish found in Canada
What is White Sturgeon?
Province with the Blue Jay as their provincial bird
What is Prince Edward Island?
The province that the Invasives Canada headquarters is located in
What is British Columbia?
Invasive songbird found across Canada
What is European Starling?
A stage in a young bird's life when it has grown feathers and is leaving the nest/learning to fly with supervision
Fledgling
The largest lake completely contained within Canada (no crossover into the USA) is in what province/territory?
Province with Pacific Dogwood as their provincial flower
What is British Columbia?