Video lessons and stories use images, information, and a human touch to help viewers consider themselves in the picture of a more sustainable future.
Here's a great resource for California Academy of Sciences has created for sharing with classrooms and groups energy and water, food, and human impact on the environment - FREE!
It's called Flips!de Science (click on it, that's not a typo), and it's a youth-centered program that encourages personal action - through fun, not guilt; hope, not gloom and doom.
That's the flipside - a positive outlook for change.
Have a look -
Here's a great resource for California Academy of Sciences has created for sharing with classrooms and groups energy and water, food, and human impact on the environment - FREE!
IUCN Conference Ocean Plastic Art installation by Kokua Hawaii |
That's the flipside - a positive outlook for change.
Have a look -
- How can you use these resources in your programming?
- What could you do like this at your site with your teen groups?
- What do you want to know more about for yourself?
Cool topics -
- Sustainable Food Solutions - Pros & Cons
- What Does it Take to Feed The World?
- Preventing Ocean Plastic
- Sustainable Seafoods
- Digital Footprints
- Fossil Fuels and Biofuels
- Poop Power (from dairy farms)
These questions are great for museum teaching because
- the complex issues and solutions require critical thinking
- the topics require learning for understanding
- and each has some actionable solutions anyone can begin immediately
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