The Winton Wetlands – Demonstration Pond Revegetation Project provided senior students from Wangaratta District Specialist School (WDSS) with a meaningful, hands-on opportunity to contribute to a real environmental restoration project.
Tate Street Primary School implemented the Pallets for Pollinators project to engage Grade 5 students in a hands-on, year-long biodiversity experiment.
The Beautifying Kororoit Creek Project brought together 200 students from three culturally diverse primary schools located along Kororoit Creek to learn about, care for and actively restore their local environment.
The Paradise Project at Research Primary School in Melbourne’s northeastern Green Wedge is a whole-school biodiversity initiative focused on protecting and enhancing habitat for the endangered Gang-gang Cockatoo and other threatened species.
Through the Year Nine Program, students rotate through a sustainability-focused unit that connects them with local organisations and real-world biodiversity challenges. Working with the Leigh Catchment Group’s Urban Ripple project, Ballarat Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation Inc., and the MCC Legacy Garden initiative, students contribute directly to habitat restoration both on school grounds and in the surrounding community.