Species resources for schools
Our species resources for schools encourages 7 to 11 year olds to find out more about our planet's wildlife and the threats they faces.
Species resources for the classroom
Our engaging species resources have been designed for both primary and secondary schools, enabling your pupils to get a better understanding of our planet's most endangered species, the threats they face, and how we can all take action to ensure their survival.
We've got a fantastic series of free species fact sheets featuring lions, tigers, elephants, snow leopards and more; whilst our new Tiger Tales classroom resource provides simple activities to help pupils develop their understanding of the natural world and to reflect on how their own actions can help shape the future.
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Living Planet Report
Our latest Living Planet Report tells us that wildlife populations globally have declined by 60% in less than 50 years. We’ve created a special version of the report especially for young people, with a range of new classroom resources that explore and embed concepts relevant to a range of subjects.
Who is it for: Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3
Materials included: Educator notes and activities, fact sheets, photo gallery, plus useful tips.
Species fact sheets
From steamy tropical rainforests to dreamy English chalk streams; the world around us is a truly amazing place. It is packed full of wildlife, fabulous species and amazing habitats, all of which WWF seeks to protect. We've got 13 engaging fact sheets that introduce your pupils to some of our planet's most iconic species - including elephants, tigers, lions and snow leopards - and the environments in which they live.
Who is it for: Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3
Materials included: Downloadable species fact sheets
Tiger Tales resources & activities
This resource has been produced to help schools get involved in our ambitious programme to double the number of tigers in the wild by 2022, the next Chinese Year of the Tiger. Simple activities are provided to help pupils develop their understanding of the natural world and to reflect on how their own actions can help shape the future.
Who is it for: Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2
Materials included: Classroom activity outlines, species poster, resource sheets, and tiger themed craft activities
Adopt a rhino
Did you know that over 600 school's a year adopt an animal with WWF? By helping protect African rhinos, you'll not only help fund anti-poaching patrols and our work to stop the illegal trade in rhino horn, but you'll also fund our other vital work around the world.