Free, ready-to-use, and classroom-tested, these resources make it easy to incorporate biodiversity conservation into your lessons. They align with school curricula and are suitable for students from preschool through middle school.
Designed for educators and other adults who support young people’s learning, this free global resource provides practical tools, hands-on activities, and inspiring examples to help learners investigate and protect the water environments around them. Through local exploration, hands-on learning, and real-world stories from across the FEE and Sow My Dream networks, the guide empowers adults […]
What are the environmental issues around me? How do economic activities such as agriculture, fishing, tourism, or industry affect the environment and local communities? Drawing a sensitive map of our environment can be very useful for understanding the social, economic, cultural, and environmental issues of a given place. A sensitive map is a visual representation […]
Explore a natural or semi‑natural area, discover its biodiversity, and understand its role and the importance of protecting it. Observe, collect, and identify natural elements to understand their role in the ecosystem and introduce the concept of biodiversity. Immerse yourself in nature through playful and sensory approaches — playing, listening, smelling, touching — to sharpen […]
