Resources for Educators
CCNL’S Teaching Climate Change Podcast
Listen to the Teaching Climate Change podcast series to support your plans to teach climate change to kids and teens. Teaching about climate change in the classroom can empower students through hands-on, inquiry-based learning, and can serve the development of deep learning initiatives in your school. This two-part podcast series was developed specifically for educators, traditional knowledge holders, and youth leaders in Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Teaching Climate Change podcast was produced by Laura Temple and Andrea McGuire. Sound design and editing by Andrea McGuire. This series uses royalty free music and Creative Commons licensed samples hosted on Freesound.org. Thanks to Tim Kahn, ShadyDave, FoolBoyMedia, Vagaar, Lilo Sound, Dobroide, Erokia and Setuniman for sharing your sounds and music.
Beyond the Documentary: Climate Change Science, Action & Events
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Youth Climate Action & Awareness
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United Nations Climate Action
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Greenhouse Gas Sources & Sinks
An inventory of the greenhouse gases in Canada for the year 2021.
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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
EcoSchools
Certifying as an EcoSchool is an incredible opportunity for your students to join a global movement of over 19 million environmental leaders around the globe. It sets the stage for students and educators to learn about climate change, engage in sustainable solutions, develop skills, and form partnerships in their school communities. Whether you’re certifying for the first time, or pursuing your tenth year of Platinum certification, your school is supported by a comprehensive framework of and curriculum-linked resources to help you every step of the way.
About
Conservation Corps Newfoundland and Labrador (CCNL) provides climate change education programming to classrooms and youth serving organizations in Newfoundland and Labrador; funding for youth-led climate action projects; and professional learning resources on climate change. Our goal is to foster awareness of climate change science, impacts and solutions in communities across Newfoundland and Labrador.
CCNL's climate education programming is supported by Environment and Climate Change Canada, Environment and Climate Change Newfoundland and Labrador, the Climate Change Education Centre, and the Youth Climate Action Now (YouCAN/TuPEUX) Atlantic partnership.
