The Last Migration by Charlotte McConaghy
And dozens of Arctic Terns fill the white of sky and earth. The last of them, perhaps in the world. […]
eco living
Are bioplastics the answer?
Bioplastics are items that are made of something other than plastic are often single use yet can be broken down
Pandemics and missing trees
We are still in the midst of a terrible pandemic that is claiming the lives of the most vulnerable people
Edie’e experiments: How to be the best by Charlotte Barkla and illustrated by Sandy Flett
When the opening chapter introduces you to a young girl who loves conserving water, conducting science experiments and teaching her
You can change the world by Lucy Bell.
Human beings are some of the smartest creatures ever to walk the Earth, but we have also made some big
For the wild – links to great books and actions.
Without oceans in pristine condition, life as we know it will not be one any more… A recent mapping exercise
Introducing Global Guardian Project Junior: Exploring the Ocean.
The junior issue of these informative online magazines is here, with a captivating first capsule – Exploring the ocean. What
How to teach your child about fair trade: clothing.
What we buy plays a huge role in so many people’s lives – how much they are paid, health effects
Toothbrush-brush – a unit of learning
Numeracy How many toothbrushes are in your household right now? How many of these are used, being used or unused?
Roo knows Blue by Renee Treml
Who knows blue? Roo knows blue! This joyful picture book will have your young child laughing along as they listen
Explore your world: Weird, Wild, Amazing by Tim Flannery
Did you know that whales once walked? Some crabs actually live up in trees? How about Platypuses who cannot see,
Windcatcher: The migration of the short-tailed shearwater. By Diane Jackson Hill and Craig Smith
From a tiny island on the edge of the Southern Ocean, a lighthouse beams. The Short-Tailed Shearwater fly around 30,000km