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Each student pack utilises real data from the SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium x Seabin partnership to develop age-appropriate skills in scientific investigation, data interpretation, geographical thinking, and sustainability problem-solving. Activities range from creative poster design and graphing tasks to evidence-based reports and policy-style proposals.

This resource uses engaging videos to explore marine conservation, animal classification and sustainable consumer choices, helping students connect real-world conservation with science concepts. It includes inquiry-based classroom activities that support critical thinking and align with Australian Curriculum outcomes in Science and Sustainability.

This activity book is a student-friendly resource that uses simple activities and games to teach younger learners about seagrass ecosystems, the animals that live in them, and why these habitats need to be protected.

This resource is designed to engage students in learning about seagrass ecosystems through hands-on activities, games, and field-based investigations. It helps learners understand the importance of seagrass habitats, the species that depend on them, and how citizen science can be used to monitor and protect coastal environments.

This website is a teaching and learning resource that helps students and teachers understand seagrass ecosystems and why they are important. It provides educational materials such as videos, activity books, posters, and teacher guides that explain seagrass biology, its role in supporting marine life, and the threats it faces from human impacts and climate change.

Explore marine careers, analysing roles, skills and knowledge to understand conservation, career pathways and management of marine environments.

Analyse a seahorse food web, exploring predator-prey relationships and human impacts to explain ecosystem balance and environmental change.