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Nature is the fantastic factory that makes the building blocks of all our lives—food, drinking water, the stuff we own and the air we breathe. That’s why The Nature Conservancy and its 1000+ scientists have created Nature Lab: to help students learn the science behind how nature works for us and how we can help keep it running strong.
Nature Lab has been recognized with an Anthem Award and a Telly Award for video content and learning modules that raise awareness about the challenges facing the natural world—and what young learners can do to help solve them.
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Educating Youth for Climate Action
Climate change is here. We can limit further warming and the dangers it poses—if we act now. Those who will be the most affected–the next generation–have an essential role to play in driving change.
Summer Activity Guide for Young Learners
Nature is in full bloom right now! With a little creativity, you can plan amazing outdoor adventures this season.
Osprey: A Success Story
Students in grades 3-6 can conduct an in-depth case study of a formerly endangered species – the osprey. Students will investigate this species and the intentional conservation efforts that brought it from surviving to thriving.
Resources for Building a School Garden
Want to start a school garden? Our lessons cover planning, building, and caring for your garden, plus a video on overcoming common student fears.
Working Trees: Reforestation and Responsible Forestry
Forests represent a powerful opportunity to pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, helping to cool our planet while also providing clean air, clean water and habitat for wildlife. We are increasingly seeing reforestation commitments from nations, corporations and individuals that are united by a desire to create a better future. Take a virtual field trip to learn about responsible forest management.
