In this Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World, take & teach lesson plan, students journey into the world of birds with National Geographic Explorer Dr. Çağan Şekercioğlu, a passionate scientist working to protect global biodiversity one species at a time.
In this Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World, take & teach lesson plan, discover with your classroom how adventure and science come together through the work of National Geographic Explorer Gregg Treinish.
In this Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World – Waging War Against Food Waste take & teach lesson plan, students join National Geographic Explorer Tristram Stuart in an eye-opening investigation of global food waste and its environmental and social impacts.
In this Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World take & teach lesson plan, students explore sustainable solutions to global hunger and climate change with National Geographic Explorer Dr. Jennifer Burney.
This comprehensive physics mini‑lab lesson plan provides a collection of short, hands‑on investigations that guide students through key concepts.
In this Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World take & teach lesson plan, explore marine conservation through the work of National Geographic Explorer Enric Sala.
Discover how to transform your 6-12 science classrooms with interactive mapping technology! This free professional development webinar is designed for educators who want to deepen student understanding of earth science curricula.
The National Geographic Society, with support from Allen Family Philanthropies, is launching the 2026 Slingshot Challenge, which provides a platform for youth to voice ideas about the future of conservation work.
In this hands-on Environmental Science engineering project, students explore the real-world challenge of soil contamination by designing and testing a method for removing heavy metals using sunflowers.
In this environmental science engineering design challenge, students investigate the use of algae as a natural solution for capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. By building and testing carbon-capturing systems, students explore the science behind climate change mitigation while applying real-world data collection, analysis, and problem-solving skills.