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

Nature-based Urban design for Wellbeing and Adaptation in Oceania, including an innovative design competition for rangatahi.

Made in Aotearoa by Kākāriki Games, this fun and educational card game develops understanding of birds, their habitats and predators.

Predator Free NZ has a great website with resources and guidance for tracking and trapping introduced predators in schools and kura.

Toby Morris, from The Spinoff, explores the history of Tāmaki Makaurau's volcanoes and the consequences for people and place.

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

Keep NZ Beautiful has helpful resources to support this opportunity for rangatahi to share ideas about reducing waste and pollution.

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

This resource from DOC supports ākonga to connect with and learn about our native plants and trees in Aotearoa.

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

A template for students to co-create an Education for Sustainability textbook, created and shared by NZ teacher Thomas Everth.

Predator Free NZ, Zealandia and DOC have created these great resources to support students to plan and create lizard gardens.

Explore films produced by young people in Aotearoa and encourage ākonga to get involved in the annual film challenge.

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

Advice for schools and the wider community, including videos and planting advice for your local region.