"This resource document has been prepared to assist
teachers in bringing environmental education into the
classroom in each subject area in Grades 1 to 8."
"Welcome! Green Teacher is a magazine that helps
youth educators enhance environmental and global
education inside and outside of schools.
Fifty pages of ideas and activities, four times a
year."
AES's mission is "To provide curriculum units for
their elementary science units of study, booklets on
current environmental issues and the conservation of
our natural resources and presentations, talks and
workshops on the foregoing."
"We are an innovative, enthusiastic, young software
company, dedicated to creating high-quality
educational, multimedia CD-ROMs with an ecological
focus."
Includes a CD-ROM that is an alternative to
real frog disection.
"The best way to learn more about the science behind
electrical generating wind turbines is to build some
small models and start doing some experiments."
"We aim to deliver credible, accessible and
affordable programs that are relevant to
studentsí concerns, curriculum-linked,
encourage a sense of personal responsibility
for the environment, foster a commitment to
sustainable living, and promote an enduring
dedication to environmental stewardship."
An organization that provides free
programming delivered in your school.
"The National Environmental Education
Advancement Project (NEEAP) supports the
development and expansion of quality
environmental education (EE) programs through a
variety of state and local capacity building
efforts. Many NEEAP efforts encourage the
development and implementation of Comprehensive
Environmental Education Programs at the state
and local levels."
Based in the U.S.
Provides information about delivering
and promoting EE instruction. Publications
available to purchase.
"Take a tour and get educated about
electricity with "Coal". "Coal" is the hip,
animated character who stars in Lighten Up!, an
educational video explaining how electricity is
made. Coal takes viewers on a lighthearted
journey through the coal-fired electricity
generation process. The video includes scenes
and employees from our Keephills power plant
and Highvale mine."
"The Curriculum Council appointed a working
group of experts on environmental education in
March 2007. The working group analyzed needs,
and researched successful approaches to
teaching and learning about the environment in
elementary and secondary education. This
research included gathering information and
advice about environmental education from
members of the public."
"The Environmental Studies Association of
Canada (ESAC) is a Learned Society formed in
1993 to further research and teaching
activities in areas related to environmental
studies in Canada."
"Conservation Ontario is the umbrella
organization that represents Ontario's 36
Conservation Authorities."
This website will link you to your
local authority, or any other that you may
be interested in. Many conservation
authorities offer education activities and
support.
"This eclectic family of learning programs,
including Project WILD, Fish Ways, WILD
Schools, Focus on Forests, Ocean Education, and
Space for Species, is giving youth
unprecedented access to knowledge vital to the
well-being of our lands and waters. These
programs come to you from the Canadian Wildlife
Federation ó the nation's leader in
conservation education ó and reflect
nearly 40 years of commitment to ensuring a
future in which Canadians can live in harmony
with nature."
"This site is for both formal and nonformal educators
who wish to teach about the environment. It offers
background information on a variety of topics, lesson
plans, and activities that work in and out of the
classroom. You will also find information on
workshops, conferences, grants, awards and a variety
of other information that will assist you in your
educational goals whether you teach in a traditional
classroom setting, an outdoor classroom, a community
center or in your home."
Through the EPA
Openning page contains interactive activities
for kids.
"The Project Planet Environmental Granting
Program supports TransAlta's commitment to
improving the communities where we live and
operate. This grassroots environmental program is a
way to get youth thinking about how to improve the
communities and environment around them.
Youth, involved in innovative projects
demonstrating environmental stewardship, will be
eligible for a oneñtime grant to help turn
their ideas into reality."
EEON is "a coalition of environmental and
ecological educators, concerned citizens, parents, and
representatives from non-governmental organizations and
government agencies. EEON members and supporters work
in many capacities to advance environmental literacy in
the province."