EcoSpark works with communities and schools, providing them with the knowledge and tools to monitor their environment, and take action for positive environmental change. Learn about the Oak Ridges Moraine, stream monitoring, energy conservation, and more.

This group provides teaching modules developed by the Council and a variety of classroom materials ranging from links to sites for kids, to labs, class notes, and teaching ideas contributed by science teachers, as well as connecting classrooms around the world.

This group provides conferences and workshops on environmental education, classroom-ready activities, and resources for every subject focused on an environmental lens.

Laudato si' is the second encyclical of Pope Francis. The encyclical has the subtitle "on care for our common home". In it, the Pope critiques consumerism and irresponsible development, laments environmental degradation and global warming, and calls all people of the world to take "swift and unified global action."

The Laudato Si’ infographic and accompanying Grades 9-12 resource was developed by the members of OECTA’s Catholic Education Committee and OECTA’s Teacher Development Network.

These products provide accessible teaching opportunities that link key messages from our Laudato Si’ infographic with various secondary level subject areas.

Planet in Focus is an environmental media arts organization with a mandate is to produce cultural events that showcase films that question, explore, and tell stories about the world in which we live. They use film as a catalyst for public awareness, discussion and engagement on a broad range of environmental issues.

Includes free lesson plans, action projects, and more. Project Webfoot is Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC)’s wetland education program. Through Project Webfoot, DUC offers many different wetland and environmental education choices and resources for teachers to educate young people about wetlands, conservation, and what they can do to help.

R4R is a project developed by Learning for a Sustainable Future. This free, online database provides teachers with lesson plans, worksheets, and other teaching resources that integrate environmental, social, and economic spheres through learning that is interdisciplinary and action oriented. R4R resources have been reviewed by teachers and are aligned with the Ontario curriculum.

Anne Leonard has a number of documentary-style videos about western consumerism and its world impact.