Unfreezing Eco-Anxiety
This unit helps students understand eco-anxiety and the emotional impacts of climate change and environmental issues. Through engaging activities and discussions, students explore practical ways to manage these feelings and turn concern into positive action.
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium x Seabin Learning Pack
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.
The Water Education Toolkit
This toolkit supports teachers with lessons, activities, and resources to help students understand water systems, water conservation, and sustainable water management.
Learn with Blueback
This resource uses the novel Blueback to engage students in exploring marine conservation themes, including ocean ecosystems, human impacts, and environmental stewardship through curriculum-linked learning activities.
The Future Workforce of SEA LIFE
Explore marine careers, analysing roles, skills and knowledge to understand conservation, career pathways and management of marine environments.
The Evolution of Sharks: Natural Selection
Explore shark evolution and adaptions, analysing natural selection and survival to explain how species change and respond to environmental pressures.
Critical Conservation: Coral Bleaching
Investigate coral bleaching and human impacts, analysing causes and solutions to explain ecosystem change.
Explore the Ecosystem: Seahorses
Analyse a seahorse food web, exploring predator-prey relationships and human impacts to explain ecosystem balance and environmental change.
Animals in Danger: Overfishing
Explore ecosystems, human impact and sustainability, analysing data and perspectives to explain environmental change.
Dolphins & Estuaries
Learn about estuaries, why they are important to dolphins and other marine life and the threats they face in this interactive activity. Created by our education team for primary and early high school students.