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Teaching Geography Through the Lens of Forests and Sustainability
03 April 2025
Teaching Geography Through the Lens of Forests and Sustainability As geography education continues to rightly emphasise real-world learning, forests offer an ideal lens for exploring environmental processes, land use, and human-environment interactions. With Australia’s forests covering...
VIEWIndustry Champions in Schools: A Tree-mendous Success!
12 December 2024
ForestLearning was pleased to support Forest Industry Education Champions involved in a range of in forest and wood industry incursions and excursions in Semester 2 2024. Highlights included the ‘Careers in Forestry Expo’ incursion at Ryde Secondary College in New South Wales, St...
VIEWOur Most Popular Resources of the 2024 School Year
27 November 2024
It’s been another great year here at ForestLearning, with a range of new comprehensive resources released to support educators to teach about sustainability with Australia’s forests and wood products. ForestLearning’s commitment to providing innovative, curriculum-aligned resources has...
VIEWForestLearning’s Sustainable Schools: Going Green in Your Canteen Unit Wins “Highly Commended” at AGTA Awards 2024
22 November 2024
ForestLearning is thrilled to announce that its years 5-6 cross-curricular resource, “Sustainable Schools: Going Green in Your Canteen”, has received a ‘Highly Commended’ award in the Primary School Geography Resource F-6 category at the Australian Geography Teachers’ Association (AGTA)...
VIEWWhy you should teach about forests, forestry and wood products
28 March 2024
Forests cover a staggering one-third of the Earth’s land, acting as the planet’s lungs by absorbing carbon dioxide, storing it in the trees structure (up to 50% of the dry weight of the tree) and releasing oxygen we all depend on. They’re a cornerstone of life, not just for the...
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