The how to make a toad abode resource from Chester Zoo shows learners how to create a simple garden shelter for toads using everyday materials. This creative activity combines craft and conservation, helping children support amphibians and other wildlife in their local area.
activity Explore the role of garden habitats in supporting biodiversity Curriculum Links
The Malagasy Nursery Project film highlights Chester Zoo’s work in Madagascar, focusing on reforestation efforts and collaboration with local women to restore native habitats and protect biodiversity
Curriculum Links: Science: Ecosystems, biodiversity, and habitat restoration.
The Threatened Species Activity by Chester Zoo introduces students to the IUCN Red List, helping them understand species conservation, extinction risks, and the role of zoos in preventing species loss.
endangered. Research species-specific threats and conservation efforts. Curriculum Links
The Supply and Demand of Sustainable Palm Oil resource from Chester Zoo teaches students about the impact of consumer choices on global palm oil supply chains, promoting sustainable decision-making to protect wildlife and reduce deforestation.
Curriculum Links: Geography: Sustainability, human impact on ecosystems, global
The UK Wildlife Expedition – Comprehension Task provides an engaging activity that challenges students to explore Chester Zoo’s conservation work in the UK, enhancing their comprehension and research skills while learning about real-world wildlife protection efforts.
Curriculum Links: English: Reading comprehension and research skills.
Chester Zoo’s UK Birds – Food Investigation is a practical activity that helps children explore bird feeding preferences while developing skills in scientific observation, data collection, and analysis.
Curriculum Links: Science: Animal behaviour, ecosystems, and data collection.
The planting for moths resource from Chester Zoo teaches learners how to attract and support moths by providing the right plants for both adults and caterpillars. It highlights their ecological importance and encourages wildlife-friendly gardening to boost biodiversity.
local spaces Gain practical skills in wildlife-friendly gardening Curriculum Links
The Terrific trees resource from Chester Zoo teaches children about the importance of trees and how to identify common native species through leaves, bark, and sensory observation. It combines ecological learning with creative activities to help young people connect with nature.
detail Develop creative skills through activities such as bark rubbings Curriculum Links
The layers of the rainforest interactive resource from Chester Zoo explores the four distinct layers of rainforest ecosystems and the specialised animals that inhabit each, reinforced through engaging games and activities. It combines geographical and ecological learning with digital interactivity to raise awareness of rainforest biodiversity and threats like deforestation.
ecosystems and the impact of environmental threats like deforestation Curriculum Links
Explore teaching resources, lesson plans, and educational materials focused on Chester Zoo’s Heart of Africa exhibit. Perfect for planning school trips or integrating conservation and wildlife learning into your classroom.
Video gallery Curriculum links: Science, Geography and Maths Science Living things
