Activities and videos created in collaboration with rangatahi, exploring how connection with nature can improve our wellbeing.

Designed to accompany the delivery of the Aotearoa climate teaching resource, this document focuses on the hauora-wellbeing of ākonga.

An easy nature connection and wellbeing activity that can be used with ākonga and adults of all ages.

Incorporating sustainability and global citizenship across the curriculum in Aotearoa, using place-based, inquiry led learning.

Created by a group of expert marine organisations, this resource includes marine pests and impacts and student-led actions.

Toitū Te Whenua | Land Information NZ provides digital and hard copy maps of Aotearoa with place names pre European settlement.

This resource from DOC supports ākonga to plan and take positive actions alongside their local community.

Advice for schools and the wider community, including videos and planting advice for your local region.

What is that bird? Manaaki Whenua | Landcare Research have produced this bilingual poster to help learn about ngā manu o Aotearoa.

Predator Free NZ has a great website with resources and guidance for tracking and trapping introduced predators in schools and kura.

This activity from Kiwi Conservation Club is an easy way to grow your own native plants, with just a few simple materials.

Available in te reo Māori and English versions, this printable resource was created by the educators at Kids Greening Taupō.

This series explores the effects of fishing and pollution on the precious Hauraki Gulf, including mātauranga and stories of hope.

Kiwi Conservation Club have a selection of fun activities related to freshwater, including crafts, games and experiments.

Hannah Blumhardt writes an honest account for Greenpeace NZ, with a focus on her zero waste lifestyle and how to change the system.