
Education is essential to fostering awareness and action about biodiversity and the climate.
The recent decision of the Convention on Biological Diversity to develop a Global Plan of Action on Education for Biodiversity underscores the importance of education as a mechanism to help protect biodiversity and natural ecosystems and address climate change.
Embedding environmental themes into curricula is essential for effective climate education. Providing teachers with resources, training, and support enables solution-oriented lessons on nature, climate, and biodiversity. This promotes green skills, jobs, and civic engagement, while addressing climate anxiety and fostering a just transition to renewable energy and ecosystem protection.