Educator Rachel Haydon has compiled 99 ideas for nature activities in urban spaces around Aotearoa NZ.

Resources from Manaaki Whenua - Landcare Research for running an experiential hauora session, also available in te reo Māori.

Designed to accompany the delivery of the NZ climate change learning proramme, this guide focuses on the hauora-wellbeing of ākonga.

Get outside and connect with nature, with these great ideas created by children from across Aotearoa.

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

This printable resource includes common te reo Māori phrases and kupu about nature, including marine, freshwater and birds.

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

Kids Greening Taupō have produced a wide range of rauemi for use in kura kaupapa Māori and kohanga reo, with a focus on te taiao.

What is that bird? Manaaki Whenua | Landcare Research have produced this bilingual poster to help learn about ngā manu o Aotearoa.

Rauemi reo Māori from Science Learning Hub, Manaaki Whenua and the Garden Bird Survey for use in kura.

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

Science Learning Hub resources about Meadowbank School's project with GNS Science, reducing emissions through transport action.

Explore this interactive storymap from Ministry for the Environment, using resources and support from the Science Learning Hub.

Explore the complex global issue of the climate crisis within local contexts, to foster joy, agency, curiosity and hope.

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