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Whether at home or school, The Regenerators is here to inspire children and teenagers to live a greener life and encourage others to look after the planet. By making small changes on our own, we can make a big difference together.

Three short films for 5-7 year-olds exploring the KS1 Geography topic Oceans and seas: identifying the five oceans of the world, exploring the key characteristics of fish and other marine wildlife, and considering the threat posed by plastic waste.

A half-hour curriculum-linked lesson for primary schools exploring the coldest places on Earth and the impact of climate change on the icy habitat of harp seals.

An interactive lesson for primary schools explaining what climate change is and inspiring children to make a pledge to help the planet.

This half-hour curriculum-linked programme, originally broadcast in 2019, was created in collaboration with Blue Planet Live and was designed to help 7-11 year-olds find out what constitutes a healthy ecosystem and what the threats are to our oceans (such as plastics and overfishing).

We teamed up with Blue Planet Live to create these short films for primary schools that explore the health of our oceans and the damaging effects of single-use plastics. Chris Packham, Liz Bonnin and Steve Backshall explore our oceans and their wildlife, to find out how marine life is coping in the face of increasing environmental pressure.

This collection of Funky Facts clips from Go Jetters focuses on environment, weather and climate. The videos are suitable for use with EYFS and KS1 pupils and include links to free, supporting resources from Twinkl.

This short film looks at the impact of humans on ecosystems and the environment by focusing on the penguins of Boulders Beach, Simon's Town, South Africa. Suitable for use with 7-14 year-olds.

This short film for primary pupils explains the difference between weather and climate and shows the different climate zones around the world. It could provide a starting point for discussion about how climate change might affect these zones in the future and the impact this might have on humans, animals and plants.

Aimed at 5-7 year olds, this short film sees William Whiskerson take pupils on a tour of an eco-village in Shropshire, where he learns how it has been adapted to save energy through the use of solar panels and triple glazing.

A School Radio assembly framework which uses video, audio and related content to help pupils aged 7-11 to explore issues around climate change.

A classroom activity which lets students express their feelings and opinions about climate change and the environment, with inspirational videos and worksheets provided.

A collection of short films for secondary-aged students to help explain the conversation and language used around climate change and the environment.

In this series of short films for secondary schools, Ade Adepitan travels to places on the frontline of climate change to see the damage caused and how we can fight it.

This interactive guide looks at whether the legacy of the Treaty of Versailles, and the trend set of discussing world affairs in big, open, international conferences, is still a useful model for tackling the complex challenge of climate change today.

Presenter Liz Bonnin introduces some of her favourite geography clips from the ���˿��� archive, including a look at the effects of climate change in the UK.