Ages 16-18, Lesson 1: Why Tropical Rainforests Are Important
This lesson plan examines why tropical rainforests are important—from oxygen production and rainfall generation to carbon storage and natural resources.
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This lesson plan examines why tropical rainforests are important—from oxygen production and rainfall generation to carbon storage and natural resources.

This lesson plan takes students through the history of farming: Indigenous practices, industrial agriculture, and regenerative agriculture.

This lesson plan introduces students to key international environmental policy initiatives: REDD+, the 30x30 Initiative, the Great Green Wall.

In this lesson, students will explore the four different layers of the rainforest, where they will meet amazing rainforest animals, like the jaguar.

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This educational guide is a support tool for teachers who deliver forestry-related content in community-based contexts. Its objective is to strengthen the teaching and learning process through pedagogical resources that facilitate the understanding of the topics and link them to the social, cultural, and organizational realities of the communities in the region. The guide comprehensively […]