Another great Earth Day resource is our collection of videos on the Anthropocene. Covering topics ranging from bioaccumulation to Indigenous community projects and climate anxiety, these short videos are a great supplement to conversations about our shared responsibility in protecting our planet.

The first solo expedition to reach the deepest known part of the ocean, Challenger Deep, was conducted in 2012 by world-renowned filmmaker James Cameron. Dive into this StoryMap to learn all about James Cameron and the submersible used during his extraordinary expedition!

Did you know that the bunchberry is the unofficial flower of Canada? This native species even produces bright red edible berries! Learn about the importance of native species with our newest interactive infographic, as well as what you can do to protect them.

The Great Canadian Electricity Giant Floor Map highlights the diversity of energy sources in Canada and the complexity of energy production and transmission across the Canadian landscape. It also contains information about innovative careers in the electricity sector, from generation, transmission, and distribution, to energy efficiency, smart systems, manufacturing, and all levels of the supply chain. We hope that this resource inspires you and your students to take part in powering positive change for a greener future!

Our Giant Floor Map booking system is open! Maps and their accompanying resources can be reserved for three-week periods during the school year, on a first-come, first-serve basis.