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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.

Discover whale secrets at Cape Byron Lighthouse headland. Students will experience a playful mix of drama, games, story, and ocean discovery for Stage 1 (Years 1-2) students. This excursion supports the Living World topic of the K-10 Science and Technology syllabus.

Wild world of Whales is a school excursion that explores the open forest and coastal heath communities of Awabakal Nature Reserve as you journey to the lookout to spot migrating whales. Learn about the different types of whales, how they live and why they migrate along the East Coast of Australia.

Coastal and catchment management is a school excursion in Tomaree National Park includes a walk to the summit of Mount Tomaree with a Discovery ranger, who will highlight the coastal and catchment management issues involved in protecting a relatively undisturbed patch of coastal land in close proximity to the township of Nelson Bay

This printable Australian Sea Lion fact file serves as an informative classroom poster, introducing students to the species' biology, habitat, adaptations and conservation status through engaging facts and photographs. An excellent visual learning resource or used to support lessons on marine ecosystems, species adaptations and wildlife conservation.

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 website provides interactive tools and educational resources that help students learn how to locate and explore seagrass meadows using online maps, while developing an understanding of seagrass distribution, monitoring, and conservation.