Plan your year in line with the seasons and try out these suggested activities from DOC, including a printable poster.

Garden to Table have made these 'taster resources' available to all schools, including how to grow plants from seed.

Explore this great selection of inquiry plans and teacher support materials related to a range of marine contexts in Aotearoa.

Access videos and web conference recordings from this 2020 online field trip to Ōhiwa Harbour, exploring ecosystem-based management.

Science Learning Hub guidance for planning lessons and units of work on seaweed biodiversity, human impacts and restoration.

Teach ākonga how to avoid food waste with these lessons and activities, including videos, posters and recipes.

Explore your local stream, lake or wetland and use this wonderful guide from Gillian Candler to spark curiosity and promote action.

Science Learning Hub has a range of wetlands resources, including interactives, activities and videos, with content in te reo Māori.

Explore a range of activities and simple seashore surveys for younger tamariki, from the Marine Metre Squared project.

Anita Croft shares sustainable gardening activities aimed at early childhood level, including growing vegetables and composting.

This delightful book is perfect for younger tamariki and is part of a series by Gillian Candler featuring animals from Aotearoa.

Keep NZ Beautiful has helpful resources to support this opportunity for rangatahi to share ideas about reducing waste and pollution.

This DOC resource includes detailed activities to help ākonga learn about, explore and protect our unique estuarine environments.

Explore your local shoreline with these popular identification guides, including versions in te reo Māori.

Classroom resources and advice from Auckland Transport, to encourage sustainable transport habits.