Featured resources
Explore some of our featured climate resources. Take a look below or view them all.
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Developing an animation to communicate science in Colombia
Researchers from the Colombia BioResilience project worked with an artist/animator to develop a short animation that communicates information about the physical and social science from the BioResilience project in Colombia. The animation is posted on YouTube and was presented at the Hay Festival on the...
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Earth Observation – EODetectives
Following Tim Peake becoming the first British ESA astronaut to fly to the ISS in 2015, the UK Space Agency and European Space Agency put together a comprehensive education and outreach programme spanning a broad range of subjects and age ranges. It aimed to use the Principia mission...
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Polar Explorer Programme
This collection of teaching notes and resources forms part of the support available for schools and other groups who want to get involved in the Polar Explorer programme run by the National STEM Learning Network. The Polar Explorer programme is the educational programme linked to...
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Discovering Antarctica
Discovering Antarctica is an online education resource aimed at improving the scientific literacy of school age children aimed primarily at KS3/4 but full of content for other ages, including a dedicated A-Level section. It is a free website that links directly with the national science...
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Climate Response. Doers, Shoppers, Learners, Shouters. The Eden Project.
This workshop was written to support young people in responding confidently to the climate emergency in a way that makes sense to them. The session looks at our roles in creating solutions rather than concentrating on the science behind the problem. It is designed to...
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The Birmingham Institute for Forest Research (BIFoR)
BIFoR has catalysed some game-changing education initiatives at the University of Birmingham. In collaboration with the University of Birmingham’, Higher Education Futures Institute (HEFI) we have developed a number of teaching materials around the water and carbon cycles which are being embedded both the in...
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