The red fox fact file from Chester Zoo introduces children to the UK’s most common wild carnivore, exploring its habitat, diet, and unique adaptations. It also highlights the importance of protecting green spaces to ensure the survival of foxes and other British wildlife.
With strong links to science, geography, and citizenship, the red fox fact file is
The red squirrel fact file from Chester Zoo introduces young learners to one of the UK’s most threatened native mammals, exploring its diet, habitat, and adaptations. It also highlights the conservation challenges red squirrels face and the actions needed to protect them.
With strong cross-curricular links, the red squirrel fact file helps to build awareness
The swift fact file from Chester Zoo introduces learners to the habitat, diet, and fascinating migration of this endangered UK bird. It also inspires conservation action by encouraging the use of nest boxes and bird-friendly gardens to help protect swifts.
The swift fact file links directly to science, geography, and citizenship, making
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The „Endangered Species Glossary“ provides students with clear definitions of key conservation terms, helping them understand the threats to biodiversity and endangered species. Ideal for science lessons focused on ecosystems and conservation efforts
threats to biodiversity Gaining knowledge of conservation challenges Curriculum Links
Following the opening of our new Himalayas habitat, we’re launching a new Climate and Sustainability Tour for Key Stage 3 groups.
available upon request) Duration: 50 minutes Capacity: 20 pupils Cost: £50 Curriculum links
“ How to create a hibernaculum“ is a step by step guide for learners to build shelters for UK amphibians and reptiles for winter months, encouraging wildlife conservation through practical action. Ideal for science lessons on habitats.
safe spaces for wildlife Promoting hands-on conservation efforts Curriculum Links
The „Fish identification“ resource helps students learn about UK fish species through interactive activity cards, focusing on freshwater and marine habitats. Ideal for science lessons on ecosystems and classification.
freshwater and marine fish Enhancing knowledge of aquatic ecosystems Curriculum Links
The „Differences Between Sustainable and Unsustainable Oil Palm Plantations“ film educates students on sustainable palm oil practices and their role in protecting biodiversity. Ideal for science and geography lessons on sustainability.
ecosystems Learning how certification helps in biodiversity conservation Curriculum Links
