Could it be possible trees can communicate with each other? Watch the video, find out, play the quiz, and earn points towards a SEED!
Learn how trees communicate
How can trees communicate with each other? What do they talk about? And why does it matter? Trees have developed a rather clever way to network and form communities, and now you’ll find out thanks to this video by BBC News.
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Science is truly fascinating. It allows us to find out so much about how nature works, and now it has shed light on the fact trees actually can talk to each other with us being n…

We’ve all explored forests (or at least seen them on the TV!) but did you know that there are many unique types of forest which have different biological properties?
This infographic tells you about four different types of forest we should all know about – you might even have one or more of them near where you live! Read the infographic, take the quiz and earn points towards a SEED to help grow a forest and fight back against deforestation!
What you’ll learn about forests and why it matters:
You’ll learn about the 4 types of forest that exist on Mother Earth. You’ll learn what is…

Wise up about the history of our planet in this video looking back at the last 10,000 years of climate stability and explore how the discovery of ancient fossil fuels changed the course of humanity as we know it.
Thanks to the amazing Jack Harries for this video and Waterbear Network and Earthrise for raising awareness in a cool way.
Play this quiz to earn points towards a SEED, and participate in reforesting the world!

Vertical farming is an efficient and promising method of farming that could potentially be the future of food. It uses less space, less resources, and produces higher quality food all year round! Play this quiz to learn more about vertical farming and earn points towards a SEED!
What You’ll Learn about Vertical Farming and Why it’s Important
You’ll learn about the benefits of vertical farming and how it differs from traditional farming. This is important because food production is becoming less stable every year due to transportation costs, resource consumption, and farmland deg…