Interactive sessions for students (grades 3 -12), educators, and communities.
Are your students biodiversity literate?
Peer-reviewed & curriculum-aligned presentations:
Grade 4 Class
Students will use scientific thinking as they make observations and inferences of images and video snippets.
Through this learning adventure, participants will investigate:
Through this learning adventure, participants will investigate:
- What are the various wildlife ecosystem roles?
- Why is biodiversity important? How does biodiversity loss impact the interdependence of life (including human life)?
- How are biologists using scientific methods & tools to learn about human threats to species and assess their conservation status?
- How can schools and communities participate in citizen science and stewardship programs?
- How do scientists use credible scientific data to advocate for legislation and rehabilitation programs?
Benefits for Teachers & Students
Do you want to transform student learning while enhancing curriculum with relevant, real-world environmental science literacy?
Engaging the Next Generation with curated content is provided by conservation scientists around the world.
Kids (as future decision makers) and adults (the current decision makers), will benefit from these dynamic presentations. Students will be empowered to be vocal about the biodiversity crisis that affects their future and advocate for sustainable human actions that protect biodiversity. Teacher's Guide: |
Teachers around the world: Enrich your teaching units about conservation, animal adaptations, food chains, habitats, ecosystems and biodiversity. Students will learn how scientists use traditional scientific methods and tools and modern technologies to provide credible scientific data to support legislation and rehabilitation programs. American Teachers: Resources meet U.S. Common Core State Standards and Next Generation Science Standards. Canadian Teachers:
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