Our library of free downloadable resources will be coming soon. If there is something you would like to see please do get in touch.
Our team has collated a library of external resources that are useful for projects discussing or working on developing resilience. Please note these are external resources and the National Centre for Resilience accepts no responsibility for content on these links.
Time for Geography offer a range of open access videos that can help with geography and geoscience education. These videos often feature world leading experts and can help to explain some of the challenges we face in an accessible and visual format.
The Met Office have a fantastic range of learning resources for educators and communities. They have easy-read presentations on many subjects including climate change, weather predictions and weather history.
Met Link from the Royal Meteorological Society provides a wealth of resources for teaching about weather. The society believes every student should leave school with basic climate literacy that enables them to engage with messages and make informed decisions when it comes to climate change mitigation or adaption.
The British Geological Survey have a variety of open access resources on their 'Discovering Geology' pages which introduce a range of geoscience topics to school-age students and learners of all ages.
The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction have a wealth of resources to help you understand risks and look at risk reduction initiatives globally. They offer free training through their Global Education and Training Unit.
The British Geological Survey have a variety of open access resources on their 'Discovering Geology' pages which introduce a range of geoscience topics to school-age students and learners of all ages.
The Office for National Statistics offers you access to data from across the UK. This data can be used to better understand the area you live in and help to identify some of the challenges communities might face.
The Office for National Statistics offers you access to data from across the UK. This data can be used to better understand the area you live in and help to identify some of the challenges communities might face.
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