Let's create continuous conversations about climate change education: Spreading the Sediment of Science!
A comprehensive hub of interdisciplinary resources vetted by scientists, reviewed by teachers, and crafted to assist New York educators in integrating climate education into their classrooms.
About the NY HubOf New Yorkers think climate change should be taught in school.
Teachers have utilized our site to find credible resources.
Teaching resources in our library of teaching materials.
"The lessons, activities, guides, and community provided to me by the New York Climate Hub have empowered my teaching, enabling me to feel confident in educating my students on important subjects related to climate change and the environment. Through these resources, I feel like we can truly facilitate hope in the future!"
David Sczesnak
10th grade Earth Science teacher, New York City
"My students have enjoyed learning about Green Spaces, Climate Action, and Environmental Justice. It has been incredible witnessing interdisciplinary connections evolve in our class"
Cari Gallagher
Elementary School Teacher
"My students loved the inquire, investigate, inspire format where they were able to gain exposure to topics, make a hands-on application of knowledge, and teach others what they learned"
Ashely Nelson
Teacher
"I'm so excited to use a number of these resources, particularly the Civics Town Hall resources for my Government or History classes."
11th grade teacher, NY
"These resources are AMAZING! THANK YOU! I can't wait to share them."
9th grade teacher, NY
"I am excited! There are lots and lots of lesson plans already made that I can share with colleagues."
6th grade teacher, NY
"I LOVE the materials! They are VERY well thought out lesson plans. I also LOVE the student news section for my students to use!"
7th grade teacher, NY
"We need to make time to address climate education in practical/hands on ways. It was fun to explore the SubjecttoClimate site."
1st grade teacher, NY
"Environmental and sustainability education is not solely for those teaching science but can be added to or combined with all curriculum."
5th grade teacher, NY
The New York Climate Education Hub is a free platform with teacher-designed lesson plans, curated resources, and professional development opportunities to enable all New York educators to easily integrate climate change into what they already teach. The hub is a collaborative effort led by the National Wildlife Federation and SubjectToClimate, with support from various partners.