Aoraki - Mount Cook provides the context for this LEARNZ online field trip exploring the importance of place names and their stories.

This useful guide for teachers includes a range of short, engaging activities related to the updated NZ Seashore Field Guide.

Nature-based Urban design for Wellbeing and Adaptation in Oceania, including an innovative design competition for rangatahi.

An interactive and bilingual tool from Manaaki Whenua - Landcare Research, to help you identify insects found around Aotearoa.

This hands-on resource from Te Papa supports young children to engage with science by investigating the insects around them.

This poster from NIWA shows a selection of traditional indicators used by Māori from across Aotearoa.

This teacher guide and poster provide a great overview of the history and current use of maramataka.

This resource from DOC will help ākonga learn how to value and protect our unique marine environment.

Science Learning Hub supports teachers by providing background information, planning pathways and links to useful resources.

Explore films produced by young people in Aotearoa and encourage ākonga to get involved in the annual film challenge.

Science Learning Hub has created this helpful overview for kaiako and ākonga, including links to maramataka and climate change.

This fantastic catalogue of Nature Art activities has been created by the Kids Greening Taupō educators.

Department of Conservation website collection of information and stories about our amazing native animals.

What is this Bug? Tuvaluan bilingual resource from Manaaki Whenua - Landcare Research, to help you identify insects.

Presentations and worksheets designed to support BLAKE and NZ Geographic virtual reality videos.