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Following the introductory module, this thematic learning module focuses on Forests as key players in the global carbon cycle and climate regulation. It invites young learners aged 9-16 to explore the rich diversity of forest ecosystems and understand their vital role in climate stabilization and human wellbeing. With concerning findings that 10 World Heritage forests have become net carbon sources rather than sinks between 2001 and 2020, it is increasingly important for young people to understand why these magnificent ecosystems matter to all of us and how we can help protect them.

Welcome to Learning Module 1 of "E-learning for World Heritage & Climate Protection: Innovative Education for All." 

This module introduces young learners to the fundamental scientific consensus on climate change and the basic concepts of UNESCO World Heritage. It is designed to help learners explore how World Heritage sites can serve as observatories for the impacts of climate change and how these sites can contribute to local solutions.

We invite you for an exploratory journey at the Augsburg World Heritage property together!

Lernmodul 2 durch einen Problemlösungsprozess zum Verständnis der Geschichte und der technologischen Entwicklung des Wassermanagementsystems in Augsburg

Learners are invited to work together on missions with Bo, a visitor from another planet, to explore the geography, history and technology of the UNESCO World Heritage site - Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří Mining Region. There are 4 sections which link the learner’s own lived experience with life in the Ore Mountains in the early medieval period.