Bill Nye offers a fun way to learn about climate change and what it means.

Shares games and activities about public lands, soil, energy, wildfires, silent invaders, and history mysteries. Includes homework helpers.

Environmentally themed game featuring popular story characters Charlie and Lola.

Check out the Eco-Glossary, and download an animated presentation on global warming.

Find out what an environmental geologist does and play some games about it.

Provides animations, quizzes and games to help children learn about renewable energy, energy efficiency and global warming.

Provides background information and resources for intermediate and high school aged children. Focuses particularly on how climate change affects the lives of those in Northern Canada.

Gives environmental news, cycles and ecosystems, and earth's environment. Includes treasure hunt and recycle game.

Explains biodiversity, species diversity, environment, and how the Earth's food supply depends on biodiversity and how human activities play a role in the loss of biodiversity.

Offers homework help for children on environmental and wildlife topics, plus a large selection of games and information for children in Canada on how to become an Eco Reporter.

Research project for grades K-12 tells how to get started. Shares interactive games and Phoenix ecosystem information.

Helpful resource provides a multitude of links for all sorts of environmental Web sites for kids, covering the earth, oceans, animals, and solar system.

Environmental Proctection Agency offers links for both students and teachers to club projects, ecosystems, human health, waste and recycling, water, conservation, and fun activities.

Exciting way for kids to become involved in the outdoors and explore 50 different things that they can do.

Interactive board game which challenges children's knowledge of environmental issues. From the Union of Concerned Scientists.

Features animated adventures of a family who cares about the earth. Includes episodes, games, downloads, activity guide, and blog. A WGBH program.

Teaches children about ecology, conservation, data recording, world biomes and animals.

Kids become private investigators to help identify and arrest invasive aquatic species endangering the Pacific, Gulf, Atlantic, and Great Lakes.

Presents various information about wildlife, wildlife conservation, global warming, and related issues. Also features news and magazines.

Featuring games, quizzes and fun ideas from the Natural History Museum. Includes information about dinosaurs, life, and a photo gallery.

Provides ideas and activities for children hoping to make a difference to their environment.

Answers questions about managing oil spills, with games and activities, FAQs, programs, and pictures.

Teachers primary aged children about reducing, reusing and recycling materials, with articles, facts, quizzes and activities.

Discusses what PET is, the manufacturing process, uses for the containers, recycling, and packaging waste. Includes video and virtual tour.

Provides information on this oil spill, which occurred in the Prince William Sound, Alaska, on March 24, 1989. Includes timeline, photographs and information on the clean up and lessons learned.

Presents environmentally themed games, discussion ideas and tips themed around the Dr Seuss Book "The Lorax".

EPA offers a portal for students to explore a variety of observed and projected signs of climate change.

Includes games, quizzes, music, and guides exploring pollution, climate change, food, and what kids can do to help.

The Wildlife Trust's resource on conservation, wildlife and bioscapes; includes materials for students and teachers.