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Are you looking to engage your learners in understanding the climate emergency? Why not try out some of our hands on activities to support and encourage them to help take positive action.
It’s good for us all to respect, protect and enjoy Wales’ natural environment. You could check out our interactive Countryside Code resources with your learners to see how we can all help.
Encourage your learners to investigate how our energy usage is contributing to the climate and nature emergencies and why we need to change to sustainable, green energy sources through our hands on activities.
How long would it take your learners to walk the entire Wales Coast Path? Could your learners help to promote the Path by designing a promotional leaflet or writing newsletter? Check out our cross-curricular activities.
Looking for resources to help explain how flooding happens, its impacts and effects?
Find out about woodlands and trees – check out our resources.
Learning resources to explain the damaging impacts and effects of litter, fly-tipping and waste on the natural environment
Want to explain sustainable development to your learners? What can they do to make a difference? Check out our resources.
Want to learn about all things wet and watery? Check out our learning resources.
Learn out about peatlands, check out our resources
Learn about coastal ecosystems, processes and marine habitats – check our resources.
Check out our ideas and activities to help you engage in some outdoor nature play and family fun.
Sand dunes are a familiar sight along beaches and coastal areas. Offering coastal protection, these habitats support numerous species of plants, animals and insects. Get your learners learning on, about, and for sand dunes with our suite of cross-curricular learning resources.
Are you looking to maximise the learning and experience opportunities that a small orchard can provide? If you find the idea of cultivating an orchard with your learner’s 'apple-ing' these resources are 'juiced' the ticket.
Involving learners in the safe making of small campfires or safely using tools, is the best way to teach important life skills, embedding good practice to keep themselves, others and the natural environment safe.
From plastic pollution to water pollution, here you will find resources to explain how pollution incidents happen, their impacts and effects on both the natural environment and people.
Would you like to learn how spending time in the natural environment can help increase physical activity levels? Do you need ideas to encourage learners of all ages to head on out and move in nature? This is the page for you!
Unplanned, destructive fires that spread through forests and grasslands are known as wildfires. Wildfires pose a real threat to people, property, wildlife, and the natural environment. Learn more about how they start, how they are managed and what we can do to prevent them.