CTS 10-12: Environmental Stewardship: Teacher Resources

Educators can create free accounts to gain access to hundreds of high quality educational resources that tie directly to the K-12 curriculum

These are the resources for teaching environmental education to K to 12 students and other audiences.

Explore how human activity is permanently changing the Earth’s natural systems

A rich database of information about many species from Texas A&M University

An educational site from Environment and Climate Change Canada

This site provides Indigenous teachings in connection to place, seasonality, and cultural ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest.

A free three-week extension course designed for high school students focused on how to get to net-zero emissions. This is an Open Education Resource.

This is a section on the Ducks Unlimited site filled with resources for educators and students. You will find lesson plans, programs and activities.

Each environmental science lab on this site includes several lesson plans you can use in your classroom.

GeoInquirie are short, standards-based inquiry activities for teaching map-based content. This collection supports the map-based concepts found in high school environmental science like speciation, pollution, population ecology, and energy.

This website provides K-12 students and educators with access to quality homework resources, lesson plans and project ideas for learning and teaching about the environment from the US EPA.

On this site, you will find topic rooms about science. Topic Rooms are hubs for in-depth exploration of a range of topics, from life sciences to scientific communication and career planning. Topic Rooms include introductory summaries of key concepts, evidence-based readings on advanced topics, and more.

This resource connects teachers and students to engaging outdoor activities that explore themes described in each of the nature guides.

Learn how beetles destroy spruce trees, and how spruce trees fight back. Teacher resources accompany this video

A list of lesson plans, articles, videos, and interactive activities for students from grades 9-12 to explore the science of rising sea levels.