Top tips for schools to engage with biodiversity

Biodiversity is life. Scientists use the word to describe the links and variety between all living things on the planet – including humans.

The world is changing, and by engaging with biodiversity, schools can improve their own performance, while equipping pupils with the skills, understanding, and confidence to adapt to these changes and to succeed in the future. At the same time, they will also be benefiting biodiversity – in the school grounds, local community and all around the world.

Top tips for schools to engage with biodiversity provides schools with tips to help them engage pupils in biodiversity and includes an extensive selection of links to further sources of information.

Visit the Online Publications website to download or order this publication. The ‘Top tips’ series of guides also includes:

* Top tips for school food and catering services
* Top tips to reduce waste in schools
* Top tips for sustainable purchasing in schools
* Top tips to develop the global dimension in schools
* Top tips for sustainable school travel
* Top tips to reduce energy and water use in schools

Visit the Essential reading section of the teachernet website to find out more about these and other related publications.

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