Top:Society and Culture:Environment and Nature:Education

• Institutes (20)
• Organizations (9)

• Project Central America - documents the bicycle expedition of three educators to Central America. Includes interactive material from the trip, maps, and classroom resources.

• 23 Peaks Expedition - Follow the first team to climb the highest mountain in each country in North, Central and South America. Site includes educational outreach and curriculums.
• Above The Trees Wilderness Page - on preserving and safely exploring the wilderness. detailed articles and wilderness photographs.
• ATSDR / CDC Prevention Guidelines - Guidelines to help healthcare professionals evaluate symptoms, make diagnoses, provide treatment, and conduct surveillance of human exposure to hazardous substances.
• ATSDR FY 1994 Agency Profile - Principal works and findings of the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) for fiscal year (FY) 1994.
• ATSDR Science Corner: Popular Documents - Top 20 Hazardous Substances, Hazardous Waste and Public Health '95 Congress, Lead in Soil and Public Health
• Classroom Earth - Training librarians, environmental professionals, gov't officials, business leaders to access resources about the environment and sustainable development.
• Clearinghouse for Decision Case Education - access decision-cases, ordering information, directories of teaching resources and an on-line conference on agriculture, food, natural resources, and the environment.
• CLEARWATER Hudson River Sloop - conducts environmental education, advocacy programs andcelebrations to protect the Hudson River, its tributaries and related water bodies, and to create awareness of the estuarys complex relationship with the coastal zone.
• Deep Portage Conservation Preserve - a year around conference and environmental education center in North Central Minnesota, USA.
• Ecotourism Research and Other Adventures - research reports about ecotourism in the Amazon and Minnesota.
• EE-Link, the Environmental Education Server - project of the National Consortium for Environmental Education and Training. To support, enhance and extend effective environmental education to a K-12 audience.
• Environment Business 1996
• Environmental Education at the Bureau of Land Management
• Environmental Education Network - a project of the EnviroLink Network, a clearinghouse of all enviro-ed resources on the Internet.
• Environmental Technology Program
• Environmental Training Center
• Environmental Training Group Inc's Enviropage - A resource for US environmental and occupational safety and health regulations, emphasis on training.
• Family Tree - Educational Outreach Program, specializes in teaching children about organic farming and composting.
• Glaciers of Blackcomb Mountain - How are glaciers made, different types of glaciers, fishing on a glacier and more....
• Global Change Game - A fun high school workshop teaching about global environmental issues and international development.
• Global Ecology Study Abroad/International Honors Program
• Graduate Programs in the Environment Catalogue - An ever-expanding catalogue of Universities and Centers which offer advanced studies in Environmental fields.
• Greater Yellowstone Science - dedicated to presenting educational, scientific and historical information on the region. Geology, history, archaeology, environment, etc.
• Handbook for a Better Future
• Hazardous Waste and Public Health '95 Congress - Abstracts of Breakout and Poster Sessions '95 Congress. Link to select papers presented at the '93 Hazardous Waste Congress.
• Hazazdous Material Training - meets the complete range of state and federal certification requirments for your employees.
• Heartwood - dedicated to health of forest of Central Hardwood region.
• High School for Environmental Studies - the school, situated in the Negev desert, offers a unique 4 year course in Environmental Studies.
• Howell Conference and Nature Center - offers Summer Camps. Retreats, Environmental Education, Outdoor Education, Wildlife Rehabilitation, Wildlife Photography Ropes Courses, Challenge Courses, Team Building.
• Jane Goodall Center for Excellence in Environmental Studies - a collaboration between The Jane Goodall Institute and Western Connecticut State University.
• Jane Goodall Institute - for Wildlife research, education, and conservation.
• Kinkaid's Backyard - an environment, nature and conservation study area located in the heart of Houston, Texas.
• Lake Erie Nature and Science Center - located in Huntington Reservation, one half mile from the shore of Lake Erie.
• Louisiana Energy & Environmental Resource & Information Center (LEERIC)
• Medical Management Guidelines for Acute Chemical Exposures: Chemical Protocols - Intended as a resource for physicians and other health professionals in assessing the treatment of patients potentially exposed to hazardous substances.
• Migrating Birds Know No Boundaries - eductional program for following migrating birds using satellite telmetry.
• National Wildlife Federation For Kids - Includes a tour of environmental topics, games, riddles, animal and wildlife information, and a chance to test your environmental savvy.
• Native Hawaiian Advisory Council - an educational and legalsupport group for Native Hawaiians. It works towards turning water rights into reality.
• Northwest Center for Sustainable Resources (NCSR) - collaborative effort to enhance natural resources programs for the nation's community colleges.
• Ocean Song Farm and Wilderness Center - environmental education center with summer camp, ropes course, organic farm and gardens, nature preserve, and retreats.
• Plants for a Future - A collection of leaflets about edible and other useful plants includeing plants for lighting, fiber, soaps, oils and information on permaculture and perennials plants.
• Plastic Bag Information Clearinghouse
• Quest of the Ring Leaders - cyber-adventure of the Ring Leader Recycling Program by ITW Hi-Cone, providing environmental education on six-pack rings, closed-loop recycling, entanglement, marine debris, and photodegradability.
• Run the Wetlands - experimental multimedia role-playing simulation where users learn ecology by managing a freshwater marsh. Includes a walk-through tour of the software.
• School Nature Area Project - SNAP works to help MN schools establish nature areas within walking distance of the classroom and train teachers to utilize these outdoor sites through environmental education.
• School of Self-Reliance - A sharing place for our research, testing, writing, teaching, and products we've found to be excellent for preparedness/self-reliance.
• Sharing Environmental Education Knowledge (SEEK) - Minnesota's interactive directory of environmental education resources.
• Sierra Club Environmental Education - Educational resources for teachers, K - 12.
• Snake Man - an informal lecture, featuring live, non-venomous snakes; about sharing the truth on these mistreated, misunderstood reptiles.
• Stanford Youth Environmental Science Program - a summer residence program for exceptionally gifted, low-income, underserved, predominantly minority high school juniors and seniors from California who are concerned with the environment.
• Trees For Tomorrow - residential natural resource education center providing field-based education on a variety of resource issues.
• Underwater World - Information for children about the world under the sea.
• Video Project, The - Non-profit source for over 250 top-rated videos and CD ROMS focusing on environmental issues, human rights, and conflict resolution.
• Waste-management Education & Research Consortium - works with national laboratories and industry to expand the nation's capability to handle issues regarding management of hazardous, radioactive and solid waste.
• WetNet Project - wetlands education resource. Focusing on all aspects of wetlands including conservation, research, biology, policy.
• WhaleNet - Interactive Education - an interactive educational site to enhance science and math education with whale research data and telecommunication.
• Wild Ones
• Wildlife Discovery Program - Houston Zoo - Description of the program and activities students can do at any local zoo.
• Wood Magic Science Fair - program designed to teach third and fourth graders about forest products and forestry-related sciences.
• Index - ATSDR Science Corner - Search for environmental health information on the adverse human health effects associated with exposure to hazardous substances.