Browse our collection of credible, engaging, and unbiased climate resources.
Environmental Management Specialist
This article includes the core aspects of being an environmental management specialist and an interview with someone in tha...
Added: 12/08/23
A Path Forward: Technology and Sustainability
This video introduces students to other young people who have chosen careers in technology, planning, and farming...
Added: 12/08/23
Sustainable and Resilient Communities
In this multi-lesson module, students will explore green careers, sustainable and resilient communities, climate change,...
Added: 12/07/23
Environmental Engineer
This article explores the job responsibilities of an environmental engineer, advantages and disadvantages of this position, as well as s...
Added: 12/07/23
State Climate Summaries
This interactive map links to the various National Climate Assessment Summaries for each state and territory, providing historical clim...
Added: 12/05/23
Ecological Restoration Training Coordinator
This document includes basic information about an ecological restoration training coordinator role and the career p...
Added: 12/05/23
Shelley Stiaes: Learning to Live with Water & Wetlands
This video introduces Shelley Stiaes, a wildlife refuge manager with the U.
Added: 12/04/23
Opportunities for Students and Recent Graduates
This article provides information about career opportunities and internships with the United States Environment...
Added: 12/04/23
Careers in Information Technology and Electronics Maintenance
In this brief article, students will read about careers with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...
Added: 12/04/23
Climate Justice Instructional Toolkit
This toolkit provides numerous resources to teach an entire unit on climate justice, including educator guides, student w...
Added: 12/02/23
The Climate Game
In this game, students will examine solutions to the climate crisis, enact global policies based on environmental benefit and political capita...
Added: 12/01/23
Monitoring Methane: Human Health and Abatement
In this lesson, students will learn about natural gas extraction, worldwide methane emissions, and the health im...
Added: 11/30/23
Explore climate change lessons created by teachers for the subjects you teach.
What Are Pollinators?
In this lesson, students are introduced to the importance of pollinators as they learn how flowering plants, pollinators, and humans are...
Added: 12/05/23
What Do These Numbers Mean?
In this lesson, students read charts and graphs about weather, climate, and climate change and represent data in a graph.
Added: 12/04/23
Importance of Conserving Water
In this lesson, students learn about the importance of water conservation as it relates to a changing climate, create a timeline...
Added: 11/15/23
A Look at Cancer Alley, Louisiana
In this lesson, students explore an interactive map, learn about Cancer Alley, and take concrete action to address environmen...
Added: 11/13/23
Ecocide: A Tool for Ecological Justice
In this lesson, students explore whether ecocide should be considered a crime, as proposed in international law.
Added: 11/10/23
Trial for Hawai'i's Future
In this lesson, students learn about a lawsuit brought by Hawaiian youth climate activists and participate in a mock trial to explor...
Added: 11/07/23
Solutions to Multiplying Plastic
In this lesson, students use multiplication to understand the problem of single-use plastics and how they impact climate chang...
Added: 11/02/23
Food Miles
In this lesson, students learn about food miles, analyze an article about eating locally, and work in groups to write their own informational articl...
Added: 10/30/23
Literature Through Nature
In this lesson, students explore the concept of ecocriticism, analyze a brief text, and write a short poem with an ecocritical lens.
Added: 10/30/23
Biodiversity in the Kumulipo
In this lesson, students analyze the biodiversity represented in the Kumulipo creation chant and create a children’s book about pr...
Added: 10/30/23
Hip-Hop and Climate Change
In this lesson, students explore the intersection of music and climate change and create their own original rap songs.
Added: 10/27/23
"Tell Them": Poetry Analysis
In this lesson, students analyze a poem by Marshallese poet Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner, then write a poem that reflects their culture or...
Added: 10/17/23
News articles that can be adjusted to your students' grade levels and enrich their climate learning experience.
Two Dead as Atmospheric River Slams Pacific Northwest, Forcing Major Floods
An atmospheric river sweeping across the Pacific Northwest since Monday has left at least two people...
China, India, Aviation Industry Lead Way in Boosting CO2 Emissions in 2023
The nations of the world are pumping record amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere...
Rock Lobster, Indeed: Rare Bicolored Crustacean Taking Social Media by Storm
A lobsterman’s one-in-50 million catch now has a name to go along with its social media fame: &ldqu...
Oil Exec Leading Climate Summit Causes Furor Over Fossil Fuel Remarks
Sultan Ahmed al-Jaber has ignited a firestorm over his comments about the science of climate change at COP28....
To Save a Species, Mexico Aims to AdoptAxolotl
Looking at their grinlike expressions, their lion’s mane of gills, and their tadpole-like bodies, it&rsq...
EV Sales Hit Road Bump Despite Increased Production, Lower Prices
The urgent road trip toward a society built on environmentally-friendly transportation appears to be...
Documents Show UAE Sought to Use Climate Summit for Fossil Fuel Deals
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is set to host the world’s largest climate conference. It’s ca...
Diseases Traveling from Animals to Humans Expected to Soar
Illness caused by diseases transferred from animals to humans likely will be far more frequent in th...
Report: World Cannot Afford 2°C Global Temperature Hike
A new report says that the Earth faces a deadly rise in sea levels if the planet’s temperature climbs hi...
World's Biggest Iceberg Is on the Move
After spending 30 years stuck to the bottom of the Weddell Sea in Antarctica, iceberg A23a is finally floating...
Under Withering Heat Wave, Brazil Records Highest Single-Day Temperature in Country's History
A spring heat wave that’s covered much of Brazil reached a scorching peak this week. It h...
Sperm Whales of Dominica Get Their Own Protected 'Hood
Our oceans once were filled with millions of whales . But human activity has cut their population by more...
Think Pink: Hawaiian Refuge Pond Turns Barbie's Favorite Color
If Barbie wanted the perfect spot for a photo shoot, there likely isn’t a more dazzling site right now t...
A Green Thumb and A Full Heart: Iowa Teen Donates 7,000 Pounds of Veggies
Seventeen-year-old Lauren Schroeder of Dixon, Iowa, is no stranger to vegetables. She’s worked on her pa...
US, China Agree To Accelerate Wind, Solar Power Growth
China and the US have agreed to push for the use of more renewable energy sources in their countries in a...
Totes Adorbs, and Totes Not Extinct: Rare Echidna Spotted on Camera
Tiny, chubby, and spiky, Zaglossus attenboroughi looks more like a stuffed animal than a revolu...
US Climate Report Paints Grim Picture But Not Without Hope
A major report on climate change in the US has, for the first time, put a price tag on the effects of a w...
Study Locates Remnants of Prehistoric Moon-Forming Planet that Struck Earth
Scientists widely believe the moon was created from a collision between Earth and a second...
Find the right professional learning opportunity for you or your school, whether it is support for curriculum development or foundational knowledge about climate change.
Climate Change Education for Social Transformation: Whole-Institution Approach to Greening Every School
This is a series of six webinars pr...
Energy Education: Concepts and Practices
In this self-paced online module, teachers will learn about energy and complete activities at home...
Using the WI Community Tree Map as an Educational Tool: Tree Inventories and School Site Assessment
In this self-paced online module, teach...
Teaching About Climate Change: Online Resources for Middle and High School Educators
In this self-paced online module, teachers will explor...
Teaching About Careers in the Forest
In this self-paced online module, teachers will learn about forests and forest-related careers.Partici...
Step Outside Into Learning Online Module
In this self-paced online module, teachers will learn about how to teach outdoors.Participants hav...
Solar Energy Potential: Dashboard Technology as a Teaching Tool for Inquiry
This self-paced online module will help middle school and high...
Fundamental Concepts: Connecting Elementary Science Topics to Climate
The US Global Change Research Program has identified several Climate...
Teaching Climate
This guide is designed to help middle and high school science teachers incorporate climate topics into their classrooms. K...
Teaching Climate (Spanish)
This Teaching Climate (Spanish Translation) guide is designed to help middle and high school science teachers in...
Our platform is made by teachers, for teachers.
"My students have enjoyed learning about Green Spaces, Climate Action, and Environmental Justice. It has been incredible witnessing interdisciplinary connections evolve in our class."
"With StC resources, many of my students, for the first time, were exposed to the idea of building a relationship with nature. They loved learning about how we can build a more sustainable future."
"My students loved the inquire, investigate, inspire format where they were able to gain exposure to topics, make a hands-on application of knowledge, and teach others what they learned. "
"My students were stunned when they explored infographics from an StC resource. They didn't realize the extent to which inequality is connected to carbon emissions. It was like an awakening for them."
“I have truly enjoyed the variety of resources available from StC. I am taking over the Environmental Science classes…and will be revamping the entire curriculum with lessons from StC at the core.”
"SubjectToClimate has first-rate resources that are so easy to explore, set up in a way that makes it exceedingly easy to share with my busy teaching colleagues…on a moment's notice!"