Congratulations on mastering Flipper Flap Flora Fauna!

Now it’s time to discover two more exciting games that use the same Okanagan SOS: Flora & Fauna in Peril card deck. Each game offers a different challenge while helping you learn more about the remarkable plants and animals of British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley.

Whether you enjoy strategy, collecting sets, or friendly competition, these games will
keep you playing, and learning.

Game 2 – Most at Risk

Think you can identify the species most at risk?

Most at Risk challenges players to build the strongest possible hand by collecting one Animal, one Bird, one Amphibian, one Insect and one Plant with the highest combined Risk Level.

You’ll need to make strategic decisions, decide when to reveal your hand, and hope you’ve judged the conservation status better than everyone else.
Perfect for:

➡️Players who enjoy strategy
➡️Families and classrooms
➡️Learning about conservation priorities

Download the game instructions (PDF)

Game 3 – Endangered Collection

Can you complete an entire category before anyone else?

In Endangered Collection, players race to collect all twelve cards from a single group – Animals, Birds, Plants, Insects or Amphibians. Careful discarding, clever collecting and a little luck are all part of the challenge.

Be the first to complete your collection and proudly call out “Okanagan SOS!”
Perfect for:

➡️Fast-paced family games
➡️Younger players
➡️Developing memory and collecting skills

Download the game instructions (PDF)

Every Game Teaches Something New

The Okanagan SOS card deck features species found in the Okanagan Valley that are endangered, threatened, secure or invasive. Each card includes information based on conservation research, making every game an opportunity to learn more about the wildlife and habitats that make our region unique.

Keep Exploring Nature

These games were created by the Allan Brooks Nature Centre to inspire curiosity about the natural world and encourage conversations about conservation. After you’ve tried all three games, why not challenge your friends, family or classroom to see who knows the Okanagan’s flora and fauna best? We hope these games inspire you to get outside, explore local habitats and discover the amazing wildlife that shares our valley.

Looking for more? New game variations and educational games may be added in the future, so check back regularly for new downloads and classroom resources.