Zoo Bondar Challenge

The Zoo-Based Bondar Challenge program is developed in special partnership with each Zoo entity as a specific environment education activity explored with cameras.

In a special partnership, The Roberta Bondar Foundation collaborated with Toronto Zoo’s Turtle Island Conservation to design a unique Bondar Challenge program, which took place at the Toronto Zoo’s Serengeti Bush Camp.

Toronto Zoo’s Turtle Island Conservation is a special program that respectfully shares the hopes and goals of First Nation partners in commitment to the preservation of biodiversity through traditional ways.

Participants experience the wildlife of the Zoo’s African Savanna and Rainforest Pavilion, while enjoying evening activities, campfire tales, and the chance to sleep under the stars in authentic African tents.

The Bondar Challenge guidelines, rules, and judging panels remain the same.

These winning images may also qualify to join the Foundation’s next Travelling Exhibition and Learning Experience at a future date.

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Location: Warsaw Caves Conservation Area and Campground, Lookout Trail

These winning images may also qualify to join the Foundation’s next Travelling Exhibition and Learning Experience at a future date.

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