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Supertroupers - Climate In this episode of the comic series The Grandiloquents, the characters find themselves at the
Supertroupers - Climate In this episode of the comic series The Grandiloquents, the characters find themselves at the
The Office for Climate Education (OCE) presents the Guide for Organizing a Climathon, a comprehensive resource designed to federate schools and the broader community—students, teachers, local associations, parents, NGOs, policymakers, scientists, and urban planners—around collaborative climate action. This guide provides a step-by-step methodology to plan, execute, and follow up on Climathons, inspiring climate adaptation and mitigation projects with real-world impact.
The Office for Climate Education (OCE) presents the Guide for Organizing a Climathon, a comprehensive resource designed to federate schools and the broader community—students, teachers, local associations, parents, NGOs, policymakers, scientists, and urban planners—around collaborative climate action. This guide provides a step-by-step methodology to plan, execute, and follow up on Climathons, inspiring climate adaptation and mitigation projects with real-world impact.
The manual "The Climate in Our Hands – Climate Models" provides educators with the tools and resources needed to effectively teach climate models and their significance in understanding climate change.
The manual "The Climate in Our Hands – Climate Models" provides educators with the tools and resources needed to effectively teach climate models and their significance in understanding climate change.
The climate in our hands - Climate Change and Land The Office for Climate Education (OCE) presents "The Climate in Our Hands –
The climate in our hands - Climate Change and Land The Office for Climate Education (OCE) presents "The Climate in Our Hands –
The Office for Climate Education (OCE) launches an innovative online course: an opportunity for teachers all over the world to learn how to teach about climate change online and for free.
The Office for Climate Education (OCE) launches an innovative online course: an opportunity for teachers all over the world to learn how to teach about climate change online and for free.
The Office for Climate Education (OCE) presents the Guide for Organizing a Climathon, a comprehensive resource designed to federate schools and the broader community—students, teachers, local associations, parents, NGOs, policymakers, scientists, and urban planners—around collaborative climate action. This guide provides a step-by-step methodology to plan, execute, and follow up on Climathons, inspiring climate adaptation and mitigation projects with real-world impact.
The Office for Climate Education (OCE) presents the Guide for Organizing a Climathon, a comprehensive resource designed to federate schools and the broader community—students, teachers, local associations, parents, NGOs, policymakers, scientists, and urban planners—around collaborative climate action. This guide provides a step-by-step methodology to plan, execute, and follow up on Climathons, inspiring climate adaptation and mitigation projects with real-world impact.
In this video clip, a scientific expert tells us about Marine Energies.
In this video clip, a scientific expert tells us about Marine Energies.
Find out what people and organisations all over the world are doing to adapt to or mitigate climate change.
Find out what people and organisations all over the world are doing to adapt to or mitigate climate change.
This is the first teacher's guide book of the collection “The climate in our hands”, a series of volumes on the topic of climate change. The aim of this guide book is to support teachers in carrying out a range of activities on climate change and the ocean and cryosphere in their classrooms, and targets students from the upper end of primary school to the end of lower-secondary school (ages 9 to 15).
This is the first teacher's guide book of the collection “The climate in our hands”, a series of volumes on the topic of climate change. The aim of this guide book is to support teachers in carrying out a range of activities on climate change and the ocean and cryosphere in their classrooms, and targets students from the upper end of primary school to the end of lower-secondary school (ages 9 to 15).
