A collection of nature-based learning resources, activities, and educational materials designed to help children, families, youth groups, and educators explore and connect with Malta’s wildlife.
Reference materials and digital resources covering Malta’s native flora, trees, and shrubs, including publications connected to projects such as PANCAKE.
Educational resources on forests, trees, biodiversity, and sustainable choices, including lesson plans, activities, guidance, books, and useful links for schools and educators.
A free educational guide introducing children aged 4–8 to Malta’s national insect through stories, activities and crafts focusing on pollinators and conservation.
Practical guidance for outdoor cooking and fires in Malta, covering responsible BBQ practices, fire safety, waste disposal, protected areas, local restrictions, and when Council or ERA permits may be required.
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Understanding biodiversity is about more than knowing which species and habitats exist. It means understanding what is changing, who is working on it, what policies guide action, where the evidence comes from and what you can do to help.