Created to support teachers with secondary Education for Sustainability NCEA courses with templates, teacher guidance and case studies

Learn about freshwater streams and catchments with these resources from Greater Wellington Regional Council.

A virtual farm where students explore the relationships between a healthy environment, healthy kai, healthy people and communities.

This series from Te Amokura Productions highlights different tipu | plants, including their uses and how to identify them.

A handy poster from Christchurch City Council with achievable ideas to inspire action for te taiao.

Amber McEwan has a range of engaging and colourful books about freshwater invertebrates and fish, including whitebait and tuna.

Running over the summer months, this fun campaign is a great excuse to learn about insects in Aotearoa.

Ocean acidification and the marine world resource from the NZ Marine Studies Centre in Otago, aimed at Yr 10 secondary students.

Ocean-centred learning programme from the Marine Stewardship Council, focused on solutions to overfishing and improving biodiversity.

Made in Aotearoa by Kākāriki Games, this fun and educational card game develops understanding of birds, their habitats and predators.

Educator Rachel Haydon has compiled 99 ideas for activities in the natural world of Aotearoa, in this fantastic resource for ākonga.

Explore resources that foster an understanding and appreciation of water from source to tap, supporting the sustainable use of water.

This LEARNZ online field trip includes engaging videos, activities and narratives from this freshwater catchment in Te Tai Tokerau.

Whitebait Connection has produced this printable activity book with facts and fun activities about our whitebait species.

Science Learning Hub and Waikato Regional Council have collated information and ideas to investigate freshwater in your local area.