One of earth's last remaining wildernesses...
And yet just as we are beginning to understand these extraordinary frozen places, they are changing fast. In our warming world we are losing ice at a rate which is changing life at our poles and life far beyond them.
Below you'll find engaging activities and resources for young people - and their families - to connect with nature and learn more about our frozen world from home. If you’re a teacher, you may also want to to download our new activity pack 'Focus on Frozen Worlds'.
Our Planet Info Sheet: Frozen Worlds
Engaging information sheet exploring our planet's polar habitats with curriculum linked activities for young people aged 6 - 14 years.
Visit the explorable globe
Use the explorable Our Planet globe to find out how clean, renewable energy is key to saving our frozen worlds. It's also full of information about the challenges facing this environment and how resilient these environments can be.
Frozen Worlds Activity Pack
A series of engaging curriculum activities for young people aged 6 - 14 years.
Make a pop-up habitat
Join Annette to create a pop-up Arctic habitat using simple recycled materials and learn about what the polar bear needs to survive.
WWF Talks: Frozen Worlds
Join us on a virtual expedition to the Earth’s most fascinating and vulnerable places on Earth: the polar regions!
Go on a garden safari
Has that butterfly in your window box flown in from Africa? Is that tern on its way to the Arctic. Revisit Matt's garden safari on YouTube as he looks to spot the signs of migration and explores how nature's patterns are changing with climate change.
Shaping our Future
Climate themed resources and lesson plans to help young people (aged 7 - 14 years) understand what climate change is and what they can do to help tackle it.
Amazing Planet Activity
Planet loving explorers will love our Amazing Planet activities. Take a sneak peak at our arctic themed activity, where you can learn more about the Wandering Albatross.