Helping children
to create a living classroom.
We offer fun, interactive programs and sessions that teach children about our native plants and wildlife.
As nature specialists, we want to share our knowledge to inspire and empower the next generation to take action for our environment. Children can explore nature through a hands‑on planting program tailored to your school or enjoy shorter sessions that share First Nations culture and teach them how to create wildlife habitat. Each option can be tailored to your school’s age group, space, and learning goals.
How Does it Work?
Running a revegetation program can be tricky unless you have the right knowledge and skills. We make it simple for schools to run their own 6-12 month revegetation program, with on-ground support and an online portal with useful resources and tips. Our online portal also has a range of fun, nature-based learning resources – each resource comes with a detailed lesson plan with clear links to the Victorian Curriculum and teaching outcomes. You can either choose to run your own program independently, or our expert botanists can help out during any stage of the project.
Looking for less commitment? We also run shorter, hands-on environmental education sessions that can be tailored to the number of students and time that you have available.
Our sessions include wildlife rope bridge building and making Yedabila habitat pods for wildlife. You can also take part in one of our cultural heritage sessions (automatically included as part of our revegetation programs) where children can understand and experience Aboriginal culture with a Traditional Owner.
