Biodiversity & Nature
Biodiversity keeps earth’s ecosystems healthy and balanced. All living things depend on one another to form habitats, regulate climate, and support life. Today, many human activities are harming these systems, while Indigenous knowledge shows ways to live in balance with nature. Through this theme, Eco-Schools explore keystone species, native plants, and threats to biodiversity locally and globally, and take action to protect and restore ecosystems in their own schools and communities.
Use what you’ve learned from your lessons, your Eco-Schools activities, and your own observations, to take action! Work together to turn your ideas into real change by creating an Action Plan for Biodiversity & Nature.
Mobilise your Eco-Committee, teachers, school staff, parents, and the wider community to help you reach your goals.
Actions you could do:
Whatever actions you choose, make sure they are realistic, measurable, and long-lasting, so your Eco-Committee’s work continues to grow year after year.