Kids Greening Taupō have collated activities and information aimed at ākonga and kaiako.

This interactive online space is designed for communities, including schools and kura, to connect with their local estuaries.

Trees That Count and Tāne's Tree Trust provide this free, online calculator for carbon footprint climate mitigation.

NIWA has developed these online lesson plans for intermediate school teachers, including a range of interactive content.

Make your own poseable Pekapeka (Long-tailed bat) with this fun activity from Kiwi Conservation Club.

Kiwi Conservation Club organises this annual event in June, and you can access great resources from previous years on their website.

Keep NZ Beautiful encourages schools to take part in this citizen science programme, monitoring and collecting litter on land.

NIWA has written articles for students, covering climate science, projected impacts for Aotearoa and how communities can adapt.

Science Learning Hub brings you this video interview with Shaun Awatere, including a transcript and follow-up questions for ākonga.

These books from Gillian Candler are the perfect resource for your next marine inquiry or trip to your local beach or harbour.

Based in Tāmaki Makaurau, these resources are relevant for teachers and communities across Aotearoa who want to learn how to compost.

Hannah Blumhardt and Liam Prince are helping humans walk the talk on zero waste and share free resources on their website.

A fun way to learn about plant-insect relationships in Aotearoa forests informed by Indigenous knowledge and available in te reo Māori

Classroom activities and identification guides to engage teachers, students and whānau with moths.

Easy, practical activities for getting outdoors with your family and spending time in nature while at home.