Using games, videos, and beautiful design, WAHA teaches civics in a positive, motivating and uplifting way for rangatahi in Aotearoa.

This book is a powerful collaboration between artist and educator Kate Parker and the tamariki of New Lynn School, Tāmaki Makaurau

Free, editable resources to help learn about and advocate for kea, from the Kea Conservation Trust and Department of Conservation.

Project Jonah have produced this free, printable card game to help people learn about dolphins, whales and seals in Aotearoa waters.

This virtual field trip includes videos and resources to support ākonga learning about seaweed restoration and cultural connections.

Teaching and learning activities from Te Papa, exploring the meaning, values and stories of Matariki.

Science Learning Hub worked with Te Wharekura o Te Rau Aroha and Manaaki Whenua to produce these bilingual resources about trees.

Happen Films short documentary with Donna Kerridge sharing an holistic approach to healing through an indigenous worldview.

Help tamariki build a natural connection to the taiao by journeying to the forests of Aotearoa & the amazing kingdom of fungi.

This citizen science and sustainability project took place at Koraunui School and is available from the Science Learning Hub website.

Science educator Michael Fenton has developed a low-cost method for using multimeters as environmental data loggers with students.

The Seed Pod has created comics, activities and printable worksheets to accompany their nature connection podcast series.

Rangitāne o Wairarapa Education series of downloadable resources to help connect people more closely with Papatūānuku.

Learn about native insects with University of Otago scientist Jenny Jandt, including creative activities and citizen science projects.

Take part in this fun and accessible citizen science project, including great resources that can be used all year round.