Toby Morris, from The Spinoff, explores the history of Tāmaki Makaurau's volcanoes and the consequences for people and place.

Young children will love using this book to learn more about the animals and plants in our gardens, parks and school grounds.

This resource from DOC supports ākonga to connect with and learn about our native plants and trees in Aotearoa.

The Marine Metre Squared tool can be used in Biology to monitor, analyse and take action for your local beach, harbour or estuary.

Keep NZ Beautiful have produced this inquiry programme with lesson plans and activity sheets, based on the Kiki Kiwi storybooks.

Explore New Zealand's fascinating underwater world with videos and online activities presented by Riley and Steve Hathaway.

Great ideas for using shapes, colours and all your senses to play Bingo outside.

A template for students to co-create an Education for Sustainability textbook, created and shared by NZ teacher Thomas Everth.

March 2022 LEARNZ online field trip to the Rakaia awa, investigating climate impacts and actions you can take in your rohe.

Sustainability Trust, as part of Waste Free Welly, have produced this collaborative and inspiring vision for a zero waste future.

Aotearoa youth climate activists from the High Tide Don't Hide documentary share their tips for how to change the system.

Curriculum resources related to safe cycling, including challenges and opportunities for bike riding in the local community.

Lakes380 project, sharing stories, cultural knowledge and scientific information about lakes in the Wairarapa, Rangitīkei and Otago.

Manaaki Whenua-Landcare Research have created this bilingual resource to help ākonga identify common insects.

Menstruation and rainbow-inclusive practices in the outdoors, including lesson plans and videos from Education Outdoors NZ.