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Links on this page include organizations and projects primarily concerned
with education about conservation of plants, animals, and habitats.
You will also find topic-specific information on EE-Link in two other
areas:
Project Wild Popular!
Animals Of The Rainforest Popular!
Audubon Society of Rhode Island
Children's Environmental Trust Foundation, International Web Site
Desert Tortoise Preserve Committee
Endangered Species Program
Environmental Interpretation:Gustav W. Verderber
Fish and Wildlife Service - Division of Education
International Wolf Center
Journey North - A Global Study of Wildlife Migration
National Association of Conservation Districts - Environmental Education
Project Monarch Watch
SalmonWeb
School Nature Area Project
Secondary Education, Northwest Center for Sustainable Resources
Spirit of the Sage Council
Sunbow Ecology Center
The Amazon Center for Environmental Education and Research
The Raptor Center: Highway to the Tropics
The Wild Ones
WWF: The Focal 25
Project WILD is one of the most widely used conservation and environmental education programs among educators of students in kindergarten through high school. Project WILD is based on the premise that young people and educators have a vital interest in learning about our natural world.
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A kids educational site featuring rainforest animals' images and facts. Created by sixth graders at Midlakes Middle School, Clifton Springs, New York.
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Information on educational programs, field trips, teacher workshops and Audubon refuges in RI.
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CET is a non-profit organization that offers tropical ecology workshops in the Amazon and Costa Rican Rainforest regions.
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The Committee is working to conserve the endangered desert tortoise by protecting the habitat it needs to survive. The web site features information on the preserves, including a virtual field trip to the Desert Tortoise Natural Area, in Kern County California; research papers; and information on wild tortoises.
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Education projects of Australia's Endangered Species Program.
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Gustav W. Verderber is a professional environmental educator who offers a variety of EE programs and slide shows to schools, nature centers, museums, etc. across New England.
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The Division "provides technical assistance in environmental and conservation
education for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and other federal, state, and tribal governments,
as well as not-for-profit institutions and private enterprise."
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It's easy to track your own wolf via radio telemetry data. You can use the data to estimate the size of the pack's territory, compare one pack's territory to another, and contrast a pack's territory to the amount of land that a human family occupies. The site also has information on wolf recovery efforts around the world.
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"An Internet-based learning adventure that engages
students in a global study of wildlife migration and
seasonal change."
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NACD works with Projects WET, WILD, Learning Tree, and others to promote EE. They also support contests and fund-raising for EE.
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Project to "to further science education ... to promote conservation of Monarch butterflies, and to involve thousands of students and adults in a cooperative study of the Monarchs' fall migration."
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An Internet-based water quality monitoring project, with the goal of "creating a "virtual" community aimed at preserving and
restoring wild salmon and their habitat throughout the [northwest] region."
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SNAP is a Minnesota project "using local nature areas to further environmental education and benefit the environment through grants, training, and resource support."
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NCSR "is helping to develop natural resource education programs at high schools throughout the northwest and nation. Through summer institutes and
an electronic clearinghouse of teacher resources, trained teacher leaders establish individual school programs in natural resources.
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A non-profit Native American wiildlife conservation project with emphasis in endangered species and habitat protection in the Southwest and nationwide -- expertise in Habitat Conservation Plans and Incidental Take Permits -- spearheaded the litigation and campaign to end "No Surprises" changes to the Endangered Species Act
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Environmental Education Organization. Sunbow offers Environmental Service Expeditions (ESE) for high school students. ESE's are extended expeditions up to 30 days which combine environmental field studies with service work and outdoor adventure. Sunbow is also dedicated to serving as "eco-mentors" for its graduates.
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ACEER is an American/Peruvian organization committed to rainforest
conservation. They offer
workshops in the Peruvian rainforest for teachers and students from the US
and Peru. ACEER
also sponsors an Adopt-a-School cultural exchange project.
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Lessons plans for grades 4-8, family activities, and resources for teachers and students on raptors.
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International EE network concerned with endangered species.
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WWF has identified more than 200 of the world's most outstanding and essential habitats. Of these, 25 ecoregions have been selected as areas of immediate concern. The Focal 25 site outlines the biodiversity, threats and conservation projects in these ecoregions.
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