• Battle For Bats: Surviving White Nose Syndrome

  Battle For Bats: Surviving White Nose Syndrome is a documentary that explores the devastating impact of White-Nose Syndrome (WNS), a fungal disease that has killed millions of bats across North America. The film highlights bat biology, the ecological...

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• Mini Lesson for our Maternal Home and Stories in Our Bones

  This NFB mini-lesson invites students (ages 15–17) to explore themes of Indigenous identity, connection to land, kinship, intergenerational learning, reciprocity, and wellbeing through two short films by Janine Windolph (Stories Are in Our Bones...

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• Travel 4 Climate

  Travel4Climate is a student-centred, inquiry-based climate change project for Grades 9–12 developed by Let’s Talk Science. The resource engages students in examining how everyday transportation choices contribute to greenhouse gas emissions...

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• Supporting BIPOC Youth

  Supporting BIPOC Youth: Educators Guide is a Canadian, secondary-level teaching resource developed by The Centre for Global Education to help educators support Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) students through inclusive, action-oriented...

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• Nuclear Energy - What's Your Reaction?

  Climate change, unsustainable use of natural resources and increased global energy demands mean that humans must reduce fossil fuel consumption in order to protect the health of our planet. Nuclear energy can provide reliable, low carbon electricity but...

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• Turtle Island

  Turtle Island: Indigenous Connections to Nature is a lesson plan in which students explore nature by focusing on species native to Eastern Ontario and their cultural significance to local Indigenous communities. The activity involves outdoor exploration...

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• Winter: Sledding, Mink, Muskrats and Dabbling Mallards

  As days grow shorter and temperatures drop, the natural world may seem quieter, yet winter remains an active season for wildlife. Filmed using trail cameras at Shaver's Creek Nature Centre, this fascinating video captures a variety of animals using a...

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• Web of Life

  This activity focuses on the interconnectedness of forest species and their cultural significance to Indigenous People, highlighting the essential role each species plays in maintaining a balanced ecosystem. Students explore these relationships using...

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• Beavers!

  With their ability to create ponds by building dams on flowing water, beavers are truly nature's engineers. This interactive REACH with STEM lesson introduces students to the fascinating world of this amazing animal. By combining videos, fact-filled infographics...

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• Energy!

  From the electricity that powers a home to the gasoline that fuels a school bus, energy is part of everyday life. This interactive digital REACH with STEM resource introduces students to key energy concepts, including where energy comes from and how it...

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• The Art in the Park Guide

  In today's fast-paced, technological world it is important that young people spend meaningful time outside exploring and engaging with local environments. This resource provides a range of hands-on activities, including drawing, photography, poetry, soundscape...

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• Community Care Through Climate Justice

  As severe weather, droughts, flooding, and rising sea levels become more frequent, climate change is already disproportionately affecting the world's poorest populations, who often have the least capacity to adapt. This learning unit provides ten short...

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• Wildlife in Winter

  The video highlights animals that remain in Canada throughout the winter months, from December to March, and briefly explains how they survive harsh, cold conditions. It focuses on the physical and behavioural adaptations these species have developed...

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• Forests, Humans and Climate Change

  Forests, Humans and Climate Change is a resource that allows students to explore the concept of a forest with all of their senses through hands-on activities with a focus on climate change. Students explore the multiple roles of forests in regulating...

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• Wetland Ecosystem

  This lesson explores wetland ecosystems found in Alberta, including ponds, sloughs, marshes, bogs and fens. It introduces Indigenous worldviews, focusing on the relationships between living and non-living things in a wetland environment. Through this...

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• Urban Heat Islands

  Urban Heat Islands is a hands-on activity that helps students to develop and demonstrate an understanding of the causes of urban warming and practical solutions to help ease its effects. The students will begin by participating in a discussion about the...

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• What are nature-based solutions?

  The video What are nature-based solutions? introduces the viewer to nature-based solutions as actions that protect, restore or sustainably manage natural ecosystems to address environmental and community challenges. The nature-based solutions that...

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• Winter: Seed Gathering

  This exploration themed video encourages young students to follow their curiosity and ask questions when they don't understand, and find answers using science inquiry skills. In this episode, Elinor befriends a chickadee she names Chicky. When snow covers...

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• Going Home: The Mystery of Animal Migration

  This book introduces primary students to the wonder of animal migration through poetic, rhyming language and colourful illustrations. The picture book blends storytelling with concise information to explain how and why animals travel across land, seas,...

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• Marvelous and Magnificent Maples

  This resource is a hands-on, outdoor- focused activity that helps students learn about maple trees through observation, discussion and art activities. The resource introduces students to native maple species, their shared characteristics, and their importance...

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