An easy nature connection and wellbeing activity that can be used with ākonga and adults of all ages.

Available in te reo Māori and English, these practical guides are produced by Te Aho Tū Roa and Whitebait Connection (He Kākano).

Plan your year in line with the seasons and try out these suggested activities from DOC, including a printable poster.

Incorporating sustainability and global citizenship across the curriculum in Aotearoa, using place-based, inquiry led learning.

Gillian Candler uses inspiring stories from people across Aotearoa to highlight a fun range of activities for young conservationists.

Explore this great selection of inquiry plans and teacher support materials related to a range of marine contexts in Aotearoa.

This series explores the effects of fishing and pollution on the precious Hauraki Gulf, including mātauranga and stories of hope.

Access videos and web conference recordings from this 2020 online field trip to Ōhiwa Harbour, exploring ecosystem-based management.

Science Learning Hub guidance for planning lessons and units of work on seaweed biodiversity, human impacts and restoration.

The Department of Conservation has produced seasonal slideshows, available in te reo Māori and English, to help us notice nature.

This Aotearoa resource is a science-based, integrated learning programme consisting of user and wellbeing guides and eight modules.

Teach ākonga how to avoid food waste with these lessons and activities, including videos, posters and recipes.

Investigate what's living at your local beach or estuary and contribute to this nationwide citizen science project.

Explore your local stream, lake or wetland and use this wonderful guide from Gillian Candler to spark curiosity and promote action.

Activities and videos created in collaboration with rangatahi, exploring how connection with nature can improve our wellbeing.

Designed to accompany the delivery of the Aotearoa climate teaching resource, this document focuses on the hauora-wellbeing of ākonga.

Running from Nov 2022 to Feb 2023 this fun campaign is a great excuse to learn about insects in Aotearoa.

An engaging story about a wetland community told through the eyes of an eccentric character, Bernard Raupō Bittern III.

Science Learning Hub has a range of wetlands resources, including interactives, activities and videos, with content in te reo Māori.

A pack of activity cards in te reo Māori and English to inspire exploration in nature with tamariki.

This resource from DOC supports ākonga to plan and take positive actions alongside their local community.

Explore a range of activities and simple seashore surveys for younger tamariki, from the Marine Metre Squared project.

Reuse cardboard boxes to easily create a journal that ākonga can use outside for writing, drawing and collecting nature treasures.

This series from Te Amokura Productions highlights different tipu | plants, including their uses and how to identify them.