• Watch videos, answer questions, and follow suggestions for further learning

• Great as a follow-up to a physical visit, or for teachers to gather ideas

• Links to many other resources

• What is stormwater? Compares what happens to rain in urban vs forested areas

• Include pictures, explanations, and related activities

• All about freshwater mussels​

• Background information, lesson ideas, articles & audiovisual prompts

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• An example of a river food web

• Printable pictures to build the web with students

• Questions to spark discussion

• Learn the history and function of the Tongariro National Trout Centre hatchery

• Complete with videos, explanations and example questions

• All about our taonga longfin eel

• Background information, vocabulary, lesson ideas, articles, and audiovisual aids

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• Fairly comprehensive food web of Lake Taupō

• Printable pictures for classroom activities

• Questions to prompt discussion

• What native fish are migratory?

• Vocabulary

• Videos, resources and background information

• Still under construction but with plenty to start with!

• Learn what algae are, where they are found, their importance, and what can go wrong.

• Local context for Taupo algal blooms, but relevent to freshwater algae around the country

• Good background information for kaiako/teachers or older students

• All about freshwater crayfish (focused on North Island species, but relevant to SI as well)​

• Background information, vocabulary, lesson ideas, articles, and audiovisual aids

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• Vocabulary, discussion of what a pest is, biosecurity/Check Clean Dry

• Individual profiles of 8 species of pest fish found in New Zealand, including basic information, articles, audiovisual, and question prompts

• For when the ocean is just too far away - study plastics in a lake!

• A guide for inquiry including background information, possible activities, and potential actions for students to take

• All about rainbow and brown trout including anatomy, diet, and life cycle