Learning Outcomes

Ways of Viewing the Environment

Conservation

Recreation And Land Management

Case Study - The Australian Aborigines

Lesson Summary

In this module, you will learn about ways of viewing the environment from indigenous people. You will also learn about land as a commodity, conservation management, resolving conflicts, conflicts of interests in land use and look at a case study that highlights the Australian Aborigines.

Outdoor Education - Outdoor Recreation and Land Management  - Final Assessment

Learn about outdoor recreation education, land management and conservation from this free online course.

Outdoor Education - Outdoor Recreation and Land Management

This free online course on Recreation and Outdoor Education teaches you about outdoor recreation and land management. Proper land management is a core aspect of ensuring a sustainable environment. This online course will teach you about land as a commodity, the World Conservation Strategy, and conservation management, as well as the different ways we treat our environment.

The Current State of Transport on Earth

How Did We Get Here?

Questions of Transport Sustainability

In this module, you will learn about the evolution of transportation and its rising risks to the planet. This includes an introduction to the modern systems of transportation and the factors that have played a role in creating these systems. You will also take the time to study how the environment is suffering as you cover potential solutions.

Environmental Education: Transport - Course Assessment

Learn how modern transportation systems are causing the deterioration of the climate with this free online course.

Environmental Education: Transport

Transportation, in all its forms, has become easier to access but at what cost? In this course, you will learn about the current state of global transportation. You will study your daily commute, see how it affects your health and how your vehicle can harm the environment. With the knowledge you take away from this course, you will be able to take your first effective steps towards more sustainable methods of transportation.

Introduction to Beekeeping

Bee Biology and Behaviour

Setting Up Your Apiary

Bee Health and Disease Management

This module will introduce you to beekeeping. It will highlight its benefits and give an overview of bee species, their behaviour, beekeeping equipment, and tools. The step-by-step description of setting an apiary will guide you on hive types and the best practices. You will learn to recognise and treat common bee diseases.

Harvesting and Processing

Advanced Beekeeping Techniques

Regulations, Ethics, and Sustainability

Challenges and Troubleshooting

In this module, you will explore the advanced techniques of beekeeping. The safe harvesting techniques and processing essentials will help you master professional beekeeping. You will be able to promote a sustainable and healthy bee population. You will also learn about regulations, ethics, and challenges that underpin responsible apiculture.

Course assessment

Learn the science of beekeeping to establish a sustainable and thriving apiary in this free online course.

Theory of Beekeeping

Beekeeping has been garnering interest in the UK as a hobby and a means to bolster ecological balance. This course will teach you the science of beekeeping, with bee biology, behaviour, and diseases. You will learn about setting up manufactured hives and maintaining them to ensure better productivity along with environmental safety. The advanced techniques discussed in the course will enhance your beekeeping knowledge and skills.

What is Geology?

Bonding and Lattices

Intrusive Igneous Rocks

Plate Tectonics and Volcanism

Monitoring Volcanoes and Predicting Eruptions

The Soils of Canada

Sedimentary Structures and Fossils

In this module, we will learn about geology and other sciences, focusing on how to categorize minerals into different groups. Additionally, we will explore the process of the rock cycle and examine the various types of volcanoes. We will also discuss the range of magma compositions, and the characteristics of decomposition environments.

Plate Tectonics and Metamorphism

Isotopic Dating Methods

Plate Tectonics

Earthquake and its Impacts

Geological Structures

Stream Types

Groundwater Quality

Preventing, Delaying, Monitoring, and Mitigating Mass Wasting

In this module, we will explore geological principles and techniques for measuring geological time. We will examine the composition of Earth's different layers, the mechanisms of plate movement, and the significance of collecting intensity data. Additionally, we will how super-continents form and how they break apart.

Glacial Deposition

Sea-Level Change

Ocean Water and Climate Change

Anthropogenic Climate Change

Geological Resources

Fossil Fuels and Diamonds

The Origin of Earth and the Solar System

In this module, we will explore essential geological events, the process of coastal straightening, and the origins of the seafloor. After that, we will discuss the properties of greenhouse gases and identify the origins, discovery, and explore the processes that lead to the formation of coal deposits including oil and gases.

Diploma in Geography: Physical Geology - Assessment

Discover the physical aspects of geology, earthquakes, glaciers, oceans and much more in this free online course.

Diploma in Geography: Physical Geology

In this course, you will explore the diverse roles of geologists, examine the complex structure of atoms, and gain insight into the fascinating rock cycle. You will investigate the dynamic interactions of plate tectonics and the key processes of mechanical weathering, developing the ability to estimate a rock's age. Additionally, you will  analyze the link between earthquakes and plate movements, and discover how natural stream levees are formed.

What is an Earthquake?

Why Earthquakes Occur

How Earthquakes are Measured

This module defines an earthquake before delving into various scientific facts on why and where they occur before clarifying how an earthquake is measured using different scales.

How to Plan for an Earthquake

What to Do During an Earthquake

What to Do After an Earthquake

Emergency Responders and Healthcare Facilities

This module explains how to prepare for an earthquake, the critical steps to take when one occurs, and what to do in its aftermath, whether at home, work or other locations.

Earthquake Precautions and Safety Measures - Course Assessment

This free online earthquake awareness course explains what to do during an earthquake and discusses their causes.

Earthquake Precautions and Safety Measures

Earthquakes can occur at any time of day or night at various depths and locations. They can be gentle, which causes minor damage, or violent, which can be catastrophic. This earthquake awareness course explains how and why earthquakes occur. We then provide detailed safety strategies to show you know what to do before, during and after one of these natural disasters. Sign up to learn how to be prepared for earthquakes and their consequences.

Introduction to Oceanology

Human-Ocean Interactions

Marine Ecosystems and Biodiversity

Marine Conservation Principles

Pollution and Ocean Health

Ocean Technologies and Research Methods

Climate Change and Oceanography

In this module, we learn about oceanology, biodiversity, and its significance to the global environment. Additionally, we discover how pollution affects marine biodiversity as well as policy's role in protecting it. Further, we study what causes ocean pollution, how plastic impacts the oceans, and some techniques to reduce ocean pollution.

Discover the geological components of oceans and the fundamentals of marine biology in this free online course.

Basic Concepts of Oceanology

This course focuses on learning about ocean life, its effects, impacts, and more. We gain a comprehensive understanding of the environmental consequences of coastal development, including its impact on the ocean and the greenhouse effect. Moreover, we gain valuable knowledge about the mutually beneficial partnership between coral and algae. We also identify how the ocean climate changes and what causes marine pollution.