In this new illustrated children’s book, a boy and his dog discover a shark washed up on the beach, which leads them on a journey of discovery about humans’ impact on the oceans.
While interpreting climate change for children involves teaching about seemingly unending challenges, it’s important to emphasize solutions.
Your kids care about the planet too, so figure out some way to get them excited about helping to protect it…
Involving kids in green living doesn’t need to include hard conversations about human impact on the environment. Simply teach them to love nature
There are lots of good environmental reasons to abstain from having children altogether, first and foremost keeping the human population under control…
Given the grown-ups aren’t doing much to combat global warming, kids in the U.S. and beyond are leading the charge to save the world for their own future.
By fostering a concern for the environment and sustainable habits early, parents can raise children who will be more aware of environmental issues.
With a new strategic vision, Jonas Philanthropies is funding scalable solutions aimed at the most vulnerable and neglected, such as preventing children’s exposure to harmful environmental toxins…
Kids are affected by the same environmental hazards as adults, only they’re more vulnerable given the fact that their bodies are still developing…
Dear EarthTalk: Do you have any tips for helping me get my kids involved in environmental protection advocacy? — Jeanine Black, Charlotte, NC There’s no time like the present to teach kids to respect their environment and be willing to stand up to protect it. Of course, any good environmental education starts at home: parents should […]
