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Water: The Drop of Life
The video aims to make two essential points. First. the global well is threatened. While the amount of water in the well has remained constant, the claim is that water is increasing to meet the demands of the growth in agriculture, industry and population...
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Nature's Partners - Pollination, Plants and You
This comprehensive set of seven learning modules introduces students to the fascinating relationship between plants and pollinating insects. Throughout the detailed biological investigation of bees, moths and butterflies there is an emphasis on...
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Biodiversity and Climate Change
The video explores the chain of cause and effect that links climate change to a loss of biodiversity and concludes with an outline of possible responses aimed at mitigating this effect. The link between cause (climate change) and effect (loss of biodiversity)...
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The Hidden Beauty of Pollination
Louie Schwartzberg introduces some "nectar' from his film, The hidden beauty of pollination. The images that follow illustrate his description of pollination as a dance between plants and animals, a love story that feeds the world, a magic moment where...
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What is a Dead Zone?
Viewers will dive into the Chesapeake Bay with Philippe Cousteau and team to learn how a 'dead zone' forms and investigate one of the most ecologically important Bay inhabitants, the Eastern Oyster. Scientist and students explain the criteria used...
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Declining Fish
Declining Fish is included in a larger unit of study developed by National Geographic to help students identify the issues and terminology related to fisheries sustainability. The video focuses on a study that identifies overfishing as the biggest...
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Herring Hazards
Herring Hazards is included in a larger unit of study developed by National Geographic to help students identify the issues and terminology related to fisheries sustainability. The video explores the herring population and suggests that while the...
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Eco Footprints
This resource introduces the "eco footprint" concept by involving students in a series of activities designed to develop a sense of personal responsibility for energy use. Environmental citizenship skills are also fostered through a student-led...
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Monarch Migration-Elementary
A combination of stirring music and spectacular time lapse photography captures the Monarch butterfly life cycle from egg to adult. This remarkable audio-visual experience also includes footage of the seasonal migration of these delicate creatures...
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Fabulous Wetlands with Bill Nye
Bill Nye takes his wacky antics outside to investigate wetland functions and values. While tossing out biological terms like "hydrophtye" Bill visits several wetland types and defines what makes each one unique. This video will definitely...
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Bird Banquets
The bird-watching activity is a great first step toward getting students outside observing and learning. Students erect a platform birdfeeder and create a viewing center to be able to observe the birds without disturbing them. They watch and identify...
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Maq and the Spirit of the Woods
This animated film explores the interrelationships among the natural, human and spiritual worlds with the traditional tale of Maq, a young First Nations boy who struggles to fit in. When a village elder helps the boy embark on an astonishing journey...
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Our Environmental Footprint - Introduction
This resource is the first in a series of lessons which combine indoor and outdoor activities that are particularly suited to teaching young children about the ecological footprint concept. This introductory unit fosters a closer connection to nature...
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Are We Disturbing Birds?
This outdoor activity has students explore how changes in human land use are impacting bird habitats. Students walk through the community to identify the recent changes that have taken place. Based on their observations, students determine if the changes...
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Bugs Don't Bug Me!
This comprehensive set of seven lessons is designed to introduce students to the fascinating world of aquatic macroinvertebrates. Although each lesson can stand alone, the overall goal is for teachers to use the entire resource to develop student...
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Firestorm
The Earth is in trouble but high school senior Jack only cares about chicks, flicks and being the local football star. Then on the very night that he breaks the school rushing record, Jack is thrust into an unthinkable new reality where his whole...
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What Do You Do When Something Wants To Eat You?
With its attractive illustrations and appealing text this book highlights the incredible diversity of our natural world. Each featured species has developed a unique adaptation to help it avoid detection or capture. From the ink cloud of the...
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Count Down to Fall
The simple rhymes of this delightful book use fall leaves to teach children how to count backwards from ten to one. Each colourful illustration includes pictures of the tree being described and features a wildlife species that depends on forest...
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There's A Barnyard In My Bedroom
Imagination and some everyday objects send Megan and Jamie on three incredible journeys of discovery as they learn how nature provides us with everything we need. A rainy day hike teaches the pair about food and household products that originate...
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Threatened
Luc is an orphan who is desperate to escape the abuse and despair of a children's home in Gabon. Stealing from a naive, white professor seems like the ideal way out. When his plan fails, Luc is quickly apprehended. Instead of harsh punishment...
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