Environmental Education Resources

This WWF website explores the amazing way that wild animals maintain our world. From elephants to ants (and all sizes in between) it shows the vast value that societies, economies and natural habitats obtain from wildlife’s contribution to the diversity of nature.

An engaging e-story book produced by WWF-Pacific that teaches children about the consequences of illegal fishing practices.

An engaging e-story book produced by WWF-Pacific designed to educate young readers about the challenges faced by fishing crew and the importance of ensuring safe and fair working conditions at sea.

WWF-Australia podcast series that gets to the bottom of all the things that animal scat - or poo - can teach us about the animals that made it and how you can help.

Untangled is a series of short (3 min) videos demystifying complicated environmental issues. Produced by WWF-International topics covered include biodiversity loss, nature-based solutions, plastics and deep sea mining.

Living Planet Report - Youth Edition is published every two years. The 2024 Youth Edition breaks down key messaging and scientific facts from the main and presents them in an age-appropriate and engaging way for young readers and changemakers.

Special edition of the Living Planet Report 2022 for young people. The Report is produced every two years by WWF. It is a health-check for the planet, showing how the natural world is doing, what threats it faces and what this means for us humans. 

WWF-UK have a series of fun 'make-it' activities that have been designed to encourage wildlife into your local area and explore your love of nature. Includes download and video tutorials.

Download education packs on food and wellness and other activity sheets, to involve children in giving an hour to earth in conjunction with Earth Hour (held annually at the end of March but can be used year round).

A series of educational videos produced by WWF-New Zealand and Project Jonah, filmed by @barekiwi (Kyle Mulander). Topics covered include, how whales eat, how to help rescue whales and the Bryde’s whale.

The Twinkl Green Planet range, made in partnership with WWF-UK and inspired by the work of Sir David Attenborough, featuring animal-focused, climate change resources. 

Education toolkit to explore, analyse, and discuss the importance of oceans and sea turtles, and what we can do to protect them. Geared to Year 4-6 and produced by WWF-US.

Based on real-life ocean tales submitted by members of the public, these animated stories highlight how our ocean has changed over only one person’s lifetime. Stories of the Sea was animated by Paige Koedijk, and narrated by Nathaniel Lees.  

Discover the polar bear capital of the world, Churchill, Canada, with a printable illustrated storybook from WWF-US. 

A WWF-New Zealand resource - “Maui’s Dolphin – An inquiry to Action”  guides teachers through an inquiry learning approach, is targeted for levels 2-4 of the New Zealand Curriculum, and is packed with ideas for activities, resources and planning support.

A 2020 webinar series on ocean resilience, created by WWF-New Zealand and the Department of Conservation | Te Papa Atawhai. Over 8, hour-long episodes host Elisabeth Easther discusses different aspect of our changing marine environment with a range of experts.