AgClimate Network
Washington State UniversityWashington
WSU’s AgClimate Network shares climate information and regional tools for agricultural and natural resource adaptation across the Pacific Northwest.
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Arizona Project WET
University of ArizonaArizona
Arizona Project WET develops water stewardship and STEM literacy through Arizona-specific student programs, curriculum, and professional learning.
Burke from Home Curriculum Packets
Burke MuseumWashington
Burke Museum provides downloadable curriculum packets for families and educators focused on natural history and observation.
Climate Change Curriculum
California Air Resources Board / Cool CaliforniaCalifornia
Cool California points educators to climate change curriculum and statewide environmental education resources relevant to California classrooms.
Climate Education
University of OregonOregon
The University of Oregon Tribal Climate Change Guide links climate education materials that broaden understandings of climate impacts and tribal contexts.
Climate Education
Washington Office of Superintendent of Public InstructionWashington
Washington OSPI provides statewide climate learning guidance, partner links, and implementation support for K-12 educators.
Climate Education Resources
Washington State UniversityWashington
WSU’s climate education page points to regional tools, resources, and research relevant to agriculture, natural resources, and climate adaptation.
Climate Science
Utah Education NetworkUtah
Utah Education Network’s climate science hub gives educators and students an organized entry point to climate topics, media, and teaching resources.
Climate Science for All Resources
UC San DiegoCalifornia
UC San Diego curates public-facing climate science resources, K-12 materials, and explanatory content for classrooms and community learning.
ClimeTime
ClimeTimeWashington
ClimeTime gathers Washington climate science learning resources and partner stories to support ongoing teacher development and local phenomena-based instruction.
Critical Action Lab Resources
Natural History Museum of UtahUtah
NHMU’s Critical Action Lab connects teens, educators, and caregivers with climate action resources, news, and youth-facing media.
Curiosity at Home Resources
Pacific Science CenterWashington
Pacific Science Center shares experiments, STEM activities, and bilingual resources for students, families, and educators.
Educational Resources
University of Colorado Museum of Natural HistoryColorado
The University of Colorado Museum of Natural History offers teacher resources, discovery kits, and classroom materials built around natural history collections.
Educational Resources and Bosque Education Guide
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and ScienceNew Mexico
The New Mexico Museum of Natural History provides a substantial interdisciplinary curriculum on the Middle Rio Grande bosque ecosystem.
Educator Resources
History ColoradoColorado
History Colorado offers digital learning, online exhibits, and teacher materials that connect Colorado communities, land, and public history.
Environmental Education
Oregon State University ExtensionOregon
Oregon State University Extension gathers environmental education materials and programs that support stewardship, outdoor learning, and youth science education.
Fact Sheets and Games
Arizona-Sonora Desert MuseumArizona
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum shares online games, fact sheets, and activities about Sonoran Desert species, pollinators, and habitats.
For Educators
Natural History Museum of UtahUtah
NHMU’s educator hub links classroom supports, curriculum resources, museum planning tools, and statewide STEM learning opportunities.
For Teachers
New Mexico State University ExtensionNew Mexico
NMSU Extension curates teacher resources including weather, climate, and digital desert materials for classroom use.
Great Salt Lake Teacher Resources
Westminster UniversityUtah
Westminster University’s Great Salt Lake Institute curates teacher resources focused on Utah ecology, water, and Great Salt Lake learning.
Learning Zone
UCAR Center for Science EducationColorado
UCAR’s Center for Science Education provides classroom activities, climate explainers, interactives, and weather-science teaching resources.
Lesson Plans
Texas Beyond HistoryTexas
Texas Beyond History provides free classroom lessons built around place, environment, archaeology, and cultural history.
Lesson Plans
Arizona Geographic Alliance / Arizona State UniversityArizona
Arizona Geographic Alliance offers classroom-ready lesson plans on geography, place, and environmental systems across grade levels.
Lessons, Units, and Activities
Oregon Climate Education HubOregon
The Oregon Climate Education Hub’s lesson library offers teacher-crafted climate lessons, unit plans, and activities aligned to classroom use.
Let’s Learn About Weather and Climate Science
New Mexico State UniversityNew Mexico
New Mexico State University offers an inquiry-based middle school unit on weather, climate data, mitigation, adaptation, and resilience.
New Mexico Curriculum and Learning Kits
350 New MexicoNew Mexico
350 New Mexico shares interdisciplinary climate curriculum, educator guides, and professional development resources tied to New Mexico and the Southwest.
Online and At-Home Learning Resources
Natural History Museum of UtahUtah
The Natural History Museum of Utah shares virtual field trips, on-demand lessons, and naturalist guides for classroom and family use.
Online Courses
Monterey Bay AquariumCalifornia
Monterey Bay Aquarium offers free online courses on marine life, kelp forests, and ocean science for students, families, and educators.
Oregon Climate Education Hub
Oregon Climate Education HubOregon
A statewide hub for Oregon educators with climate explainers, teaching materials, professional learning, and administrative guidance.
PORTS Program
California State ParksCalifornia
California State Parks offers virtual field trips and digital resources that connect students to state parks, science, and place-based stewardship.
Resources
Explora Science Center and Children’s MuseumNew Mexico
Explora shares free activity cards and community partner resources that support at-home and classroom STEM learning.
Resources
Colorado Alliance for Environmental EducationColorado
The Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education gathers statewide environmental education partners, tools, and classroom supports.
Science at Home
OMSIOregon
OMSI shares free at-home science activities and videos that adapt well for classrooms, libraries, and family programming.
Science Snacks
ExploratoriumCalifornia
The Exploratorium’s activity library offers hands-on science explorations that work well for classrooms, homes, and informal learning programs.
Seeds to Solutions
Ten StrandsCalifornia
Ten Strands publishes free, California-specific instructional resources on climate, environmental justice, wildfire, heat, air quality, and water supply.
Self-Guided Tour Materials
Oregon Coast AquariumOregon
Oregon Coast Aquarium provides printable classroom and field trip materials on marine habitats, observation, and coastal ecosystems.
STEM/K-12 Resources
Colorado State University ExtensionColorado
Colorado State University Extension’s Tri River Area page links free STEM activities and environmental learning resources for K-12 settings.
Take Care of Texas Lesson Plans
Texas Commission on Environmental QualityTexas
TCEQ publishes free K-12 lesson plans and worksheets on air, water, waste, and conservation topics for teachers and informal educators.
Teacher & Student Resources
Arizona Geographic Information CouncilArizona
Arizona’s GIS council curates teacher and student resources that support geography, mapping, and spatial reasoning in K-12 settings.
Teacher Resources
Seattle AquariumWashington
Seattle Aquarium offers free lesson plans, worksheets, and videos tied to marine science, wildlife empathy, and beach ecology.
Teacher Resources
Arizona-Sonora Desert MuseumArizona
The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum provides K-12 teacher packets and preparatory activities tied to desert ecology and Arizona science standards.
Teacher Resources and Estuary Guide
Washington State Department of EcologyWashington
Washington Ecology’s Padilla Bay Reserve provides downloadable estuary guides for multiple grade levels and Pacific Northwest adaptation contexts.
Teaching Climate Science
Utah Education NetworkUtah
Utah Education Network collects lesson plans, project ideas, standards links, and web resources to help teachers bring climate topics into class.
Teaching Resources
California Academy of SciencesCalifornia
California Academy of Sciences provides educator-ready lessons, videos, guides, and classroom activities linked to science and biodiversity topics.
Texas History for Teachers
University of North Texas / Portal to Texas HistoryTexas
UNT’s curriculum hub gives teachers free unit plans, lessons, videos, and curated primary sources that connect Texas places, people, and systems.
Texas Stream Team Educational Resources
Texas Stream Team / Texas State UniversityTexas
Texas Stream Team offers TEKS-correlated curriculum, watershed activities, and water quality learning resources for all grade levels.
Texas Stream Team Educators
Texas Stream Team / Texas State UniversityTexas
Texas Stream Team’s educator page explains how teachers can use citizen science and local waterways as cross-disciplinary classroom tools.
The Whynauts
Perot Museum of Nature and ScienceTexas
Perot Museum’s free Whynauts videos and educator guides introduce STEM topics such as weather, ecosystems, and engineering.
Virtual Learning Portal
Texas Historical CommissionTexas
The Texas Historical Commission’s learning portal offers self-paced modules and curriculum resources tied to historic sites and civic learning.
Water Activities and Lesson Plans
Texas Parks and Wildlife DepartmentTexas
Texas Parks and Wildlife shares free classroom activities on water systems, conservation, and outdoor stewardship for multiple grade levels.
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