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  • Annette Maier, a teacher at Jefferson Middle School in San Gabriel, California, integrates WWF and Wild Classroom materials into her curriculum to educate students on biodiversity. Her approach includes symbolic animal adoptions, an endangered species project, and a 'Biodiversity Escape Room' activity. Students also participated in a live interaction with a WWF scientist and Mike Mitchell, the director of Kung Fu Panda 4, to learn about the connection between biodiversity, teamwork, and environmental protection.

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    Themes: biodiversityclimate crisisenvironmental education
    WWF International

    Document type: Case study

    Regions: CaliforniaSan Gabriel

  • Ms. Tarin's 6th grade class at Jefferson Middle School used carbon calculators and a WWF livestream to learn about climate change, eventually creating digital PSAs and designing re-seeding machines to combat environmental damage.

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    Themes: carbon footprintclimate change educationreforestation
    WWF International

    Document type: Case study

    Regions: CaliforniaSan Gabriel
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