
These resources are part of the Teaching Net Zero Skills and Jobs suite of resources, created in collaboration with our generous philanthropic partners, The Lord Mayors Charitable Foundation and Boundless Earth.
This Primary Biology Unit, Habitats and Humanity, has been designed to
This Habitats and Humanity unit looks at climate change and the work that is being done by individuals, communities, organisations and governments to create a more sustainable world through the lens of habitats and the impacts that humans have on the habitats around them.
Students will investigate the physical conditions of a habitat and analyse how the growth of survival of living things is affected by changing physical conditions, both natural and human-induced. Students will also learn about the impact of increased levels of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, delve into the concept of carbon capture and examine the environmental impacts of renewable energy to understand more about how sustainable land use and management practices can influence societies' ability to transition to a net zero economy.
Students investigate habitats and how they meet the needs of living things as well as explore how habitats change over time.


Students explore the impacts of human activities of the environment, with a focus on rising carbon dioxide levels, carbon capture methods and clean energy technologies.




Students investigate the careers and people that will impact the future of our planet positively.
