Enviroschools The national Enviroschools website with information on how the programme works and resources for teachers and facilitators. The Enviroschools network is made up of thousands of people working together to regenerate our communities and ecosystems. Enviroschools teacher’s resources (secure site).

Waikato Regional Council The Waikato Regional Council co-ordinates the Enviroschools programme in the region. Click here for the Waikato Regional Council Enviroschools page.

Measuring Change  The national Enviroschools website designed to support your school/ECE  to measure and track the physical environmental outcomes from your actions.   This data can also be collated to help us all to understand the difference that the Enviroschools network is making towards creating sustainable communities and a more sustainable New Zealand.

Trees for Survival Waikato Enviroschools facilitate the Trees for Survival programme in the Waikato. Trees for Survival is a programme which promotes the growing and planting of native trees to help control soil erosion and strengthens local communities. By growing and planting trees, children learn about the interconnectedness of our ecosystems and experience being part of a local environmental restoration.

Sustainable Communities through Kai Here you’ll find great examples and stories of learning and action around kai /food. This Enviroschools page connects to case studies, resources and research to support the development of school and community food production.

Websites supporting native habitat restoration: