Prepare students to design a sustainable future

Prepare students to design a sustainable future

Incorporate sustainability concepts and project-based learning throughout every subject to foster student leadership and raise a generation of global citizens

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  • Biomimicry and Science: Applying Nature's Strategies
    Biomimicry and Science introduces students to eco-literacy and design innovation concepts through project-based learning methodologies and by emphasizing real-world applications.
  • TurfMutt
    The TurfMutt curriculum teaches kids and families backyard science, including how to take better care of the green spaces around them and the importance of living landscapes.
  • Sustainable Intelligence
    Sustainable Intelligence is an engaging, ready-to-use K-12 curriculum that builds a foundation of environmental-literacy and sustainability knowledge across seven eco-themes.
  • 9-Minute Nutrition Ninja
    The 9-Minute Nutrition Ninja wants to instill a knowledge of nutrition and encourage students to think about their food, their bodies, and their community.
  • LEED Green Associate Exam Prep
    This program provides step-by-step guidance to help educators prepare students to pass the LEED Green Associate credential exam.
  • STEMhero Program
    Through the program, students create a baseline of their home and/or school's consumption; then, they decide on and measure the impact of efficiency behaviors and technologies
  • The TerraCycle Curriculum Lesson Sets
    The TerraCycle Curriculum Lesson Sets each focus on a particular EfS Standard and its relationship to the materials cycles.
  • The NEED Project Curriculum
    NEED curriculum is developed by a national Teacher Advisory Board (TAB) that is dedicated to developing and promoting standards-based energy curriculum and training.
  • Stories from the Global Oneness Project
    Founded in 2010, the Global Oneness Project offers free multicultural stories with accompanying curricula content for high school and college classrooms.
  • Nature Works Everywhere
    Nature Works Everywhere connects teachers and students around the globe to high-quality educational materials to teach the science behind how nature works.