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Climate Change Education .Org
This online catalog is a resource center visited each month by thousands of students, teachers, and others working in the field of education.
Nordic Climate Day
Nordic Climate Day is a joint initiative by the education ministers and is designed to provide a boost to the teaching of climate issues in the Region and to promote co-operation between teachers and students in the different countries.
OER Commons
As a teacher, you could reuse and repurpose material for use in your own classroom., and augment your school's limited resources. A physics teacher could use video from an introductory physics class at MIT, or use interactive simulations from University of Colorado at Boulder's PhET project.
Team Earth
Team Earth’s intent is to inspire a movement - one that creates relevant, sustainable solutions, encourages innovation, drives responsible consumption, and transforms the way societies manage Earth's natural resources so that everyone, everywhere can thrive.
Climate Literacy Network
The Climate Literacy Network (US based) provides a forum for organizations, agencies and individuals to collaborate for climate education.
Videos on climate
Climate talks takes place at all levels in society. Watch these selected videos on climate from EUXTV on YouTube. Introduce the topic to the class with a video.
CO2nnect
The CO2nnect activities are designed to support learning that can provide pupils with abilities, skills, attitudes and awareness as well as knowledge and understanding of the issues.
GLOBE Climate Research Campaign
The goal of GLOBE's Climate Research Campaign is to empower students, teachers and communities around the world to realize their individual and collective potential to impact one of the most challenging issues of our time.
ECO-Schools
Eco-Schools is a programme for environmental management and certification, designed to implement sustainable development education in schools by encouraging children and youth to take an active role in how their school can be run for the benefit of the environment.
The Climate Mystery
The Climate Mystery combines dramatic stories, problem-based assignments, social media, and gameplay in a learning universe. The overall learning objectives are to challenge the students intellectually and to create a curiosity and a desire to know more about climate changes.
European Climate Teach-In Day
University lecturers and teachers from 265 institutions in more than 55 countries used the opportunity to download the climate content provided in the framework of the First European Climate Teach-In Day 2009.
Countdown to Copenhagen from IEU
The IEU in Australia functions as a hub connecting climate education activities with their campaign "Countdown to Copenhagen".
