Environmental projects

To engage people in your community in creative reuse, a recycled art contest is a great way to inspire people from many ages and backgrounds.

The annual Ocean Awareness Contest invites teens to create visual art, writing, film, and music that explores the impact of climate change on the ocean. Open to students ages 11-18 from around the world. Scholarships of up to $1,500! Visit our website for inspiration and lesson plans.

Jul 7, 2018 - For the first painting I used plastic trash, and for the second I used some leaves.

Objective 1 : To be able to explain the causes of soil degradation Starter: Collect some soil in a tub and ask students to rub a small amount into the worksheet to the right. Then write down...

With Fall on it's way for my friends in the northern hemisphere and spring down here I thought I would share this easy experiment any one can do any time of the year. Earlier this year Sir N and I spent a delightful day out at Barwon Waste Management Education Centre where we helped in an experiment called Compost in a Bottle. This is a wonderful experiment you can do at home and watch over the year to see what happens. You will Need Strips of news paper Blood & Bone (garden fertilizer)…

Try these environmental projects for kids to avoid summer brain drain or supplement your Earth Day homeschool lesson plans.

The exploitation of the renewable energy sources including solar, wind and hydro is very old. For many centuries before our era, these were used throughout history until the arrival of “Industrial Revolution”. In recent years, due to the increased cost of fossil fuels and environmental problems arising from their exploitation, we are witnessing a rebirth of renewables. Source: http://www.researchomatic.com/Renewable-Energy-Sources-114923.html