Teacher Resources

Learn about a number of unsustainable fishing challenges affecting our oceans today.

Learn about the scientific characteristics of a fish, the unique features of different fish species, and how these influence their habitats and behaviour.

Caring for Country – the land, seas, and skies on which we live and learn – is everyone’s responsibility. It’s important to recognise that there are many ways to take on and share this responsibility, with actions that may seem small but hold significant meaning. This resource explores the contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and cultures to environmental management practices, including aquaculture.

Students explore the phenomenon of light and colour in the ocean through sense-making, examining how light interacts with different materials and understanding its behaviour as it passes through the ocean.

Information on ghost nets and marine debris, focusing on environmental impacts, community engagement, and conservation efforts in Australia.

A free online educational game that teaches students about the impacts of ocean acidification and how they can take action to prevent it.  Through a series of interactive decisions and evaluations, students will learn about the causes and effects of ocean acidification and evaluate solutions that can help reduce its impact on marine ecosystems and people.

Oceanpedia is a multimedia library that allows users to explore the animals, habitats and issues facing our marine world. These short video clips have been drawn from thousands of hours spent underwater from the Biopixel archives.

Dive into the incredible world of Australia's Great Barrier Reef as Barney Harwood and Gemma Hunt discover creatures that are quirky, crazy and creepy - and what's more, they're all connected!