From science experiments to coloring pages, the EPA has a ton of great information on caring for our planet! You can even sign up to become a member of the Planet Protectors Club!
Become an eco-detective and help solve the mystery of who is damaging the Peril River while learning about river ecosystems.
This is a great site to learn more about the Web of Life! This site includes facts about endangered species, interactive games and there is a whole section on wolves!
Learn more about how you can reduce the waste and garbage in your life and help make a difference in the environment.
Biome in A Baggie — the ZOOM team has a great science experiment for you to try at home!
Excited about Ecology? Take a look at Kids Do Ecology — in English or en Espanol.
While there, learn how Fifth-graders in California are learning to be junior ecologists!
Ecology Kids has a great site that brings together resources and activities related to ecosystems.
The World Wildlife Fund has a great site where you can learn more about ecology, habitats, ecoregions, and the work being done to protect endangered ecosytems.
What are microbes and how do they affect the environment? Join Sam Sleuth to solve microbe mysteries!
Explore the geography of the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest through online games and activities.
The University of California has a great site with lots of information on the World's Biomes.
NASA not only looks to the stars, they also have great information about Planet Earth!
What's it like where you live? More info on the world's biomes! This site has pictures of the animals and plants from each of the major biomes!
Still looking for Biome basics? Check out the info from Blue Planet!
Kids Discover Biomes — a site just for kids and all about biomes.
Learn more about ecological succession and biodiversity with these great games and activities from Bioman Biology.
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