In this resource your group will look into the benefits nature can have on your physical and mental health. We’ll also bust some myths along the way. In this activity you and your students will: Research what are known benefits of getting out into nature. Learn about mindfulness and how we can use it to […]
This resource is all about the circular economy – a system where nothing is wasted. All products and materials used to make them are maintained, reused, recycled or composted in order to support humanity and nature at the same time. In this activity you and your students will: learn about the circular economy look into […]
Climate change is about more than a change in weather patterns. As climates change the creatures that live in them also have to adapt, move on or die. The climate crisis and biodiversity loss are closely linked – Planet Earth is in crisis!
The illegal wildlife trade has devastating impacts on animal populations and ecosystems. Learn more about the problems of poaching and trafficking and how you can help, no matter where you live.
Flooding can cause significant damage to infrastructure, homes, and livelihoods, as well as lead to loss of life. Therefore, it is essential to understand the causes of flooding and ways to mitigate its effects.
This resource looks at the problems that drought brings, and the compounding effects of water extraction for use in agriculture and bottled water.
Farming on land (agriculture) is familiar to everyone, but not all young people will have heard of its water-based equivalent, aquaculture. Just like agriculture, the environmental impact of aquaculture varies depending on which species are being farmed and the methods used. In this activity you and your students will: Compare and contrast the environmental impact […]
It is estimated that 260 million people worldwide are supported by marine fishing. This resource examines the fishing industry and suggests choices that consumers can take to help steer it into more sustainable practices In this activity you and your students will: Learn about the jobs supported by the fishing industry across the world. Learn […]
What kind of plants and animals live in our ocean? Why is the life we see in a warm sea like the Indian Ocean different from what we see in a cold sea like the North Atlantic?
What makes one sea warm and another sea cold? What makes water flow from one part of the world to another? And how does this affect where we find life in the oceans of the world?
