Teacher Resources

EstuaryWatch offers Australian Curriculum-linked lesson plans, supports estuary-related resources, complements estuary health data manuals, and encourages educators to use online tools like flip-books, animations, and films for student projects

This video explains how marine scientists map the seafloor and the various uses for these maps. It also introduces unique and mysterious sea creatures found in the deep ocean, exploring the experiences of a marine scientist and their passion for glass sponges, infauna, and bioluminescent animals.

This resource challenges students to explore innovative ways to reduce single-use plastics by creating biodegradable and edible water bottles from brown algae, incorporating experiments, chemical reactions, and design evaluations to learn about sustainability and environmental solutions.

This video takes you on an underwater journey to discover some of the ocean’s strangest and most fascinating creatures.  Learn the incredible way starfish eat and explore the mysterious depths of the ocean, where extreme water pressure makes survival impossible for humans. Witness the extraordinary life that thrives in the darkest, deepest parts of the sea.

This video and activities introduces children to the journey of fish from the ocean to their plate, exploring topics such as sustainable fishing practices, the impact of overfishing, and how seafood is harvested and processed. The content aims to educate young learners about marine ecosystems and the importance of making responsible food choices.

A video that takes students on a journey to discover how mangroves thrive in extreme conditions where most plants cannot survive. From salt filtration to aerial roots, explore the remarkable adaptations that make mangroves unique and essential to coastal ecosystems.

Educational programs and professional development for teachers on Endangered Species, Waste, Circular Economy, and Environmental Citizenship.