Core Insights - Science World has received $240,000 in funding from TD Bank Group to support the Ken Spencer Science Park Re-Wild Project, aimed at restoring the park's ecosystem and enhancing biodiversity [1][3] - The project includes the introduction of pollinator habitats and the restoration of wetland areas, which will create a biologically rich environment [2][4] - Educational programs, such as Bioblitz events, are being developed to engage the community and track ecological progress [4][5] Funding and Support - TD Bank Group's funding is part of the TD Ready Commitment, which focuses on supporting green spaces in urban areas [3] - The funding will help create immersive educational environments and empower visitors to conserve natural areas [3] Project Details - The Ken Spencer Science Park spans over 35,000 square feet and has welcomed over 330,000 visitors since its reopening in March 2025 [8] - The project aims to restore over 4,000 square feet of the park, including at least 750 square feet for pollinator pathways [8] - The wetland revitalization has incorporated over 46 different aquatic and terrestrial plant types [8] Community Engagement - Over 355 participants have engaged in Bioblitz events, resulting in 206 observations of 110 different species [8] - The project aims to inspire the next generation of environmental stewards and field ecologists through hands-on learning experiences [4][5]

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