This is a handbook for students that focuses on providing resources for coping with climate grief and eco-anxiety, demonstrating accessible facts about climate science, and equipping young people with the tools they need to take action in order to make change. Home
How the Tech Community is Combating Climate Change + Free Resources and GitHub Projects According to an article from Time magazine, 2020 was the year of climate extremes. Numerous research studies have shown that many of the natural events that occurred in 2020 would not have…
The Climate through time poster and online map illustrates the links between our planet’s changing climate and the different rocks that formed as environmental conditions varied through geological time. Earth’s climate has changed throughout the billions of years of our planet’s geological history. Evidence for past…
Towards environmental reconciliation in Páramo land in Boyacá: resolving ecosystem trade-offs in post-conflict spaces This project integrates a group of multi-disciplinary scholars from environmental and veterinary sciences, cultural and historical geography, anthropology, economics and design, working with an understanding of the social and ecological nature…
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…
Plants have their own life cycle, just like all living things. Plants start as seeds. In the right conditions, seeds sprout stems and leaves. Later in their life, they bloom with flowers and fruits. These flowers and fruits make the seeds for the next generation…
We use satellites to look out into space, but why should we use them to look back at Earth? Join us to find out how we can use satellites to monitor things like deforestation and oceans and why it’s important. Build your own satellite too!
Aberdeen Science Centre Highlands and Islands team have produced this thirty-minute podcast exploring habitat mapping, blue carbon storage, and nature based solutions. Includes inspiration for careers in science, biology, and technology related to the monitoring, and future care of the planet.
There are four Geoscience Guides: Guide to graphs, descriptive statistics, inferential statistics and scientific investigation. They are self guided learning resources using geosciences as a mechanism to learn about data and investigation. URL (for all four guides) on open.ed: https://open.ed.ac.uk/geoscience-guides/ URL for graphs on tes.comhttps://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/guide-to-drawing-and-interpreting-graphs-in-geosciences-11308728…
What is your Ecological Footprint? Try this fun calculator to see how many planets we would need, if everyone lives like you? Find out what your personal overshoot day is, the date and month when you have used your fair share of the planet’s resources….