The Asian Elephant: An Endangered Icon World Wildlife Fund Join Conservation in the Classroom to hear from WWF Asian Species Conservation Manager Nilanga Jayasinghe, as she shares more about wild elephants in Southeast Asia and China, and why it's essential to protect this important species. Browse past recordings in the Conservation in the Classroom archive.
Black Art and Climate Justice Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Created for a 12th grade elective, this unit focuses on art to analyze climate justice narratives.
HHMI | BioInteractive "Wild Hope" Curriculum HHMI Tangled Bank Studios Educators can dive deeper into each episode of "Wild Hope," a video series by HHMI's Tangled Bank Studios, with the learning materials and activity resources tailored to educational standards.
Create a Habitat Tour for Whales Ocean School Students build their own photo tour! Encourage your students to add their learning into the tour via information points or narration.
Create Your Own Aquarium Activity for K–12 Ocean School Learn about coral research on this 360° video tour of the Australian Institute of Marine Science’s SeaSim, where they simulate the ocean in a lab!
Kratky Gardening Method for Preschoolers Gardening is such a resourceful way to engage in many learning opportunities for students. Starting a class garden is often challenging due to the ongoing maintenance required from the very beginning. The Kratky method lets you "plant it and forget it" with great results.
Monitoring Methane: Human Health and Abatement Action for the Climate Emergency Students participating in this lesson will investigate and discuss various technologies and strategies for reducing methane emissions associated with natural gas.
Have the Talk, Climate Conversations Action for the Climate Emergency Research shows that having a one-on-one conversation with a friend or family member can have a significant impact on each person's understanding.
Learning Activities Using the Living Planet Report 2022: Youth Edition World Wildlife Fund Discover a variety of new engaging learning activities centered around the WWF's Living Planet Report 2022: Youth Edition.
Seaweed: Growing Underwater Forests to "Kelp" Our Planet World Wildlife Fund Join Bailey Moritz, WWF seaweed expert, as she walks through the beautiful biology of seaweed and the hopeful solutions kelp farms can bring to the ocean. Register for livestream presentation and Q&A, happening on November 29, 2023.