Science Learning Hub webinar: Māori knowledge in science education: He mana ōrite, he awa whiria, with guest speakers Georgina Tuari Stewart and Sally Birdsall.

Take part in this fun and easy annual citizen science project in your home garden or with ākonga in your learning spaces. Spend an hour during the week of June 28 - July 6 and get to know the manu in your local area.

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.

Youth-led national simulation of the UN climate negotiations (COP), supported by the Youth Climate Collective, Save the Children NZ and Ngā Ara Whetū, the event invites 100+ young people from across the motu to take part in workshops and powerful discussions.

This annual event from the Department of Conservation will take place from Sept 1 - 7 this year. Find resources and events near you, by visiting their website.

Little Kiwis Nature Play and Nature School NZ are running this 2-day workshop in Ōtautahi Christchurch for educators who are passionate about nature play, aimed at ECE and primary educators in Aotearoa.

Outdoor Classroom Day is a global movement to make time outdoors part of every child’s day. In May and November, teachers take children outdoors to play and learn, and this leads to more regular outdoor learning.