We’ve collected material across all sustainability issues and learning stages, and highlight inspiring people and local action.
Find the right person or provider to bring new perspectives, expertise and community connections to your learning programme.
Each year millions of people around the world, including Aotearoa, take part in this challenge and make a real difference by reducing plastic consumption and pollution.
Organised by the Youth Climate Collective, this conference is a chance to meet environmental industry professionals, to connect with other young people, and make your sustainability ideas come to life. The 2024 theme is Rise: Rising Temperatures, Rising Youth
Join Chloe Stantiall and Greta Dromgool, as they share their experiences exploring mātauranga as pākehā educators in English medium classrooms, including using kōwhai as a learning context.
Explore the links between technology learning and environmental education, with case studies, resources & teacher support from TENZ.
Explore the links between technology learning and environmental education, with case studies, resources & teacher support from TENZ.
We explore ways you can use pukapuka to strengthen environmental learning, including discussions with Aotearoa authors & illustrators.
We explore ways you can use pukapuka to strengthen environmental learning, including discussions with Aotearoa authors & illustrators.
Explore stories, ideas and resources from Enviroschools across the country who are designing and building with nature in mind.
Explore stories, ideas and resources from Enviroschools across the country who are designing and building with nature in mind.
Para Kore support primary school ākonga in the Waikato to establish this successful example of community collaboration and education.
Para Kore support primary school ākonga in the Waikato to establish this successful example of community collaboration and education.
Inspiring stories from Ōtautahi schools, highlighting the importance of arts, student agency and wellbeing in climate learning.
Inspiring stories from Ōtautahi schools, highlighting the importance of arts, student agency and wellbeing in climate learning.
