Resources
Live & Learn has a long history of publishing useful and practical tools for community development and environmental education. Our approach to developing manuals and guides is always focused on the learner, finding multiple ways to share information and values that are easy to understand and share.
We also share our published research to contribute to the wider public knowledge of the perceptions and priorities of the rural and urban communities we work with. Our training publications have been designed so that they photocopy well in black and white, to enable easier accessibility in places with limited access to colour printing facilities.
Live & Learn currently provides free access to our resource library, but requests that you discuss any reprinting or translation requests for these resources with us. We also encourage you to make a donation to Live & Learn for any resource that you find helpful in your work or in your organisation.
Eritrean Materials Summary
How can we create engaging classroom activities for elementary students to learn about their environments?
Visual Aids
Farm Technology: Protecting food security through adaptation to climate change in Melanesia
How can we strengthen food security?
Manuals
Field Guide to Maldivian Birds and Beach Ecosystems
Ever wanted to know about the birds that live around beaches?
Manuals
Field Guide to Maldivian Plants
Plants are vital to life on earth - how can we encourage kids to take an interest in them?
Manuals
Fiji 3 Star Manual & Vanuatu Haejin Paromosen Manuel
Live & Learn is sharing these two resources online as part of a consultancy conducted for UNICEF in Fiji, Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu to document the resources used by schools working with children as agents of change in WASH in Schools programs.
Manuals
Fisheries for our Future
How can we foster participatory and action-oriented environmental education?
Manuals
Food for our Future Poster
Climate change will affect the ways we grow food - so how can we strengthen food security?
Visual Aids
Food Futures Project Fact Sheet
Food Futures is a two-year program funded by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). In this 2-page fact sheet you can learn more about the Food Futures program, including project outcomes and activities.
Reports
Forest and Natural Resources Learning Circle Module
How can we use Vanuatu’s forests for the benefit of all of the community?
Manuals
human rights & freedoms
environmental protection
water, sanitation & hygiene
climate change
disaster risk reduction & response
gender & women's empowerment 
