With rising temperatures and seas, massive droughts, and changing landscapes, successfully adapting to climate change is increasingly important. For humans, this can mean using technology to find solutions. But for some plants and animals, adapting to these changes involves the most ancient solution of all: evolution. Erin Eastwood explains how animals are adapting to climate change.

A class takes a field trip to the countryside and learns about nature's delicate balance and how small acts can have big consequences.

Kumeyaay songs and stories, as told by Stan Rodriguez. Video is part of the Learning Landscapes curriculum produced by the Kumeyaay Diegueno Land Conservancy.
Photo of Birdsingers courtesy of Kumeyaay Diegueno Land Conservancy.

Temperatures all over the world are rising due to climate change, effecting the plant and animal life. Learn about the Earth, the changes in climate and its affects on the plants and animals, and what you can do to help preserve our planet with Fever on the Land.

Coyote finds trouble wherever he goes. Now he wants to sing, dance, and fly like the crows, so he begs them to teach him how. The crows, however, decide to teach Coyote a lesson instead.

Time to read stories about nature out loud. Educators read two children's books: Tiny, Perfect Things by M.H. Clark and Finding Wild by Megan Wagner Lloyd. We'll follow up with some easy at-home crafting projects.