Power point presentation aimed to introduce the design and technology unit of work and present a case study of Green Sea Turtles for students to explore wildlife transportation.
Step by step guide on how to conduct a drain stencilling activity with your students. Includes stencil images to assist with designing your school's drain art.
Here is what some of our Reef Guardian Stewards at Grow Aitutaki have been achieving in the Cook Islands. This exciting, emerging organisation shares its visually beautiful and informative yearly report.
Remote Reach of Rubbish!
Watch this fantastic, short video that Tangaroa Blue have put out about an impactful marine debris project on the Cocos Keeling Islands as they attempt to turn the tide on the ocean plastic affecting their coastline.
An eye-opening insight to build understanding of how all the oceans and countries are connected and the impact people’s actions have on distant ecosystems.
Creating drain art to increase awareness about marine debris has become faster and easier with our new Drain Stencil Kit. If your school is located in the Reef Catchment you can borrow a kit to assist with this hands-on activity that can be included in your C.L.A.S=S actions.