RESTORE Resources
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Featured Learning Resources for #GenerationRestoration Schools
Continue your ecosystem restoration journey with additional learning resources developed by FEE Global, its member network and Partner organisations. These free materials complement the RESTORE films, lesson plans, and action guides, offering deeper insights into the science, practice, and global importance of ecosystem restoration.
Ecosystem Restoration: UN at Your Doorstep
Learning Guide (Ages 14+)
Developed as part of the UN at Your Doorstep global dialogue series, this learning guide accompanies the Taking Action for Ecosystem Restoration session and helps learners explore the importance of restoring nature through videos, systems thinking activities, guided research, and reflection.
Learners will:
Understand ecosystem restoration.
Explore interconnected systems.
Reflect on restoration solutions.
Develop ideas for youth-led action.
Interested in more? Explore the full UN at Your Doorstep series to hear directly from UN leaders, changemakers, and young people tackling today's most pressing sustainability challenges.
Ecosystem Restoration Playbook
Discover the Ecosystem Restoration Playbook, a practical guide developed by UNEP and FAO for the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021–2030). Packed with inspiring examples and practical actions, it explores how individuals, schools, communities, businesses and governments can help restore ecosystems and build a healthier planet. The Playbook is available to download in English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swahili.
Water Explorers Guide
The Water Explorers Education Guide is a free project-based learning resource developed through collaboration between Sow my Dream, the educational programme of Dona Bertarelli Philanthropy and the Foundation for Environmental Education. Designed for upper primary and middle years learners, the guide encourages students to explore aquatic environments through observation, investigation, creativity, and action. Through hands-on missions, real-world case studies, and community-focused sustainability activities, students learn how water connects ecosystems, people, and the planet.