Watch the recording from our June 2025 webinar with Enviroschools Waikato facilitators and teachers from three schools in the Waikato sharing their journeys and case studies.

This research is a collaboration between NZAEE and the Australian Association for Environmental Education, with a summary report of findings and proposals for advocacy work.

Published in May 2025, this issue has articles on EOTC paperwork, funding schemes, centring diverse voices, fire safety, nature's restorative qualities and more.

Watch this webinar recording from March 2025, with case studies from Marlborough Kindergartens highlighting nature connection through local excursions and play.

A toolbox of inspiration for teachers of NCEA Education for Sustainability courses, by Lynnette Rogers and Andrea Soanes.

University of Waikato research published in Oct 2024, working with primary and secondary teachers to trial the use of local curriculum units about plants.

This NZCER report by Rachel Bolstad and Keita Durie draws on literature from te ao Māori and Western/global perspectives, along with six case studies in Aotearoa.

Keynote presentation from NZAEE 2024 online conference: Steve Katene, Deputy Principal at Heretaunga Intermediate, sharing an Indigenous perspective on climate and education.

A guide for increasing people's connection with nature, from the world-leading research team at the University of Derby, UK.

NZAEE Webinar recording from December 2024 with rangatahi Tyra Begbie and Quack Pirihi.

Published Nov 2024, this issue has a focus on creativity in the outdoors, including articles that explore natural resources, literacy, visual arts and science comics.

NZAEE webinar recording with guest speaker Alicia Poroa from the Aotearoa Social Studies Educators' Network.

This recorded webinar from Technology Education NZ features guest Celia Hogan from Little Kiwis Nature Play.

Carla Wilson brings together research on the principles for effectively engaging young people with nature.

What does it take to keep the home fires burning in Aotearoa, and why is the term “land back” synonymous with climate action? Find out with Nadine Hura and Ruia Aperahama.