Web Sites

Support and Curriculum for Classroom or Outdoor Studies

• Kids Gardening - This site includes classroom projects, thematic explorations, parents' primer, classroom stories activities, kid gardening, FAQs, school greenhouse, guide, exploring hydroponics, pollinator curriculum, harvest of history and mountain adventures.
• Classroom Earth- sponsored by the National Environmental Education and Training Foundation (NEETF) , lists top programs in categories of most popular, rising stars, home school, and for Earth Day.
• Acorn Naturalists - books, curricula, equipment and supplies for teachers and naturalists of all ages
• Bullfrog Films - a leading US publisher of independently-produced, environmental videos.
• Aldo Leopold Education Project - Lessons in the Land Ethic
• Center for Ecosystem Survival (teacher's guides)

Environmental Education Organizations

• Environmental Literacy Council - The Environmental Literacy Council is an independent, non-profit organization, the Council gives teachers the tools to help students develop environmental literacy: a fundamental understanding of the systems of the world, both living and non-living, along with the analytical skills needed to weigh scientific evidence and policy choices.
• North American Association for Environmental Education - (NAAEE) - the major organization for environmental education professionals
• EE-Link - a major resource for environmental education on the Internet
• EdGateway - for educators
• The Environmental Education and Training Partnership - (EETAP) - federally funded environmental education training organization - includes an environmental literacy quiz and an university-level online course in EE.
• National Environmental Education Advancement Project (University of Wisconsin)
• National Environmental Education and Training Foundation 
• Institute for Earth Education - teacher resources  

Global Issues

• GreenCOM Envirospaces
• Rainforest Action Network, Teacher and Student Resources
• SeaWeb - a multi-media project designed to raise awareness of the world ocean and the life within it.
• Global Response - Global partnerships for citizen action.

Government Resources

• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• The GLOBE Program (NOAA)  - a worldwide hands-on, primary and secondary school-based education and science program.
• National Park Service, Learning Resources
• Wild Things - an interactive distance learning adventure including satellite broadcasts that help students and teachers explore and learn about National Wildlife Refuges and the fascinating critters that inhabit them.
• California Environmental Education (CERES)
• What is your state doing in Environmental Education.
• The National Council for Science and the Environment (NCSE) - Earth Portal is a comprehensive, free and dynamic resource for timely, objective, science-based information about the environment built by a global community of environmental experts: educators, physical, life and social scientists, scholars and professional who have joined together to communicate to the world.
• Encyclopedia of Earth
• Earth News - including breaking news with links from key word to encyclopedia articles for the science behind the news.

Hands-On Activities for Youth

• Earth Force - environmental problem-solving program through which middle-school aged youth identify local environmental issues and create lasting solutions to these problems.
• Student Conservation Association - engaging high school and college students in hands-on service to the land in national parks, national forests, and other public lands.
• YouthCaN
• Nature Journal - Make your own nature journal template
• EarthEasy - Ideas for simple sustainable living
• Global Teenager Online Forum - opportunity to exchange news about what you are doing to solve global problems in your schools and communities (Endorsed by United Nations Environment Programme)
• National Envirothon - High school competition offering both in-class curriculum and hands-on field experiences focused around ecology, natural resource management, and current environmental issues.
• Journey for the Planet - A five week adventure to create an Earth-friendly life.
• EPA Kids Club - A great site with hands on activities for kids PreK-4th
• EPA Student Center - Another EPA site geared to middle school students.
• EPA High School Environmental Center - Resources on environmental issues for high school students.
• EcoKids - A place for Kids to find out about EE. IT also has a Kids Blog page but it is about what is happening in difference places rather than each kid write something. It also has a section for teachers/adults. Many different areas to use.

Biodiversity

• World Wildlife Fund, Windows on the Wild
• National Audubon Society (Educational Topics)
• Wilderness Education - From Wilderness Information Network
• Global Issues - Learn about the issue of biodiversity
• Conservation International - Learn about 25 of the richest and most threatened ecosystems

Energy

• Green Schools - helps schools use energy efficiently with retrofits, renewable technology, and bringing the energy efficiency message to students and the community
• Solar Quest- Solar resources for schools and others
• Climate Solutions - Practical solutions to global warming
• Climate Calculators
• Calculating your Ecological footprint

Directories

• What is your state doing about EE and who to contact check out: Environmental Education.
• Envirolink - non-profit organization providing access to thousands of online environmental resources
• Clearinghouse for Science, Math, and Environmental Education
• Environmental News Network
• Ecology Websites - from New Carolina State University Department of Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education