Roots of Resilience: Restoring Kenya’s Mangroves
Join Conservation Nation grantee Fredrick Kioko Kilonzo on an exciting mission to restore Kenya’s mangrove ecosystems and discover how these powerful coastal forests protect wildlife, shorelines, and the climate. In this LIVE! lesson, students use real scientific data to investigate ecosystem change and see how communities and scientists work together to bring threatened habitats back to life.
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Lost Toads of the Cloud Forest
Once thought extinct, the Mindo Harlequin Toad has made a surprise comeback—and students are invited to join the search! In this LIVE Conservation Nation lesson, conservationist Gaby Sandoval shares real field data and stories from Ecuador’s cloud forests as students learn how science and community action can save species from extinction.
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Secrets of the Softshell: Saving India’s Rarest Turtle
One of the world’s rarest turtles lives in India’s rivers, and students can help explore how to save it. In this LIVE! lesson, students join researcher Ayushi Jain to see how scientists track the critically endangered Cantor's giant softshell turtle using real conservation data and local ecological knowledge (LEK) to protect species on the edge of extinction.
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Lessons in the Science of De-extinction with Colossal
This interactive lesson takes you into the lab with Dr. Darya Tourzani from Colossal Biosciences, the De-Extinction Company, to learn how scientists use DNA to save endangered animals.
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