NASA Classroom of the Future: Biomes — NASA doesn't just look to the stars; it also has great information about Planet Earth!
At the National Wildlife Federation's "Garden for Wildlife" site, learn how to create backyard habitat that incorporates the elements of food, water, shelter, and places for raising young.
Learn about butterfly habitats in different climates. Make your own butterfly habitat.
Enhance the habitat for pollinators like bees!
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Build a habitat for earthworms!
The U.S. Forest Service shows you how to build a bee nesting box, a butterfly garden, and a hummingbird feeder to improve your backyard habitat.
At the Nature Conservancy, meet some of the unusual creatures that inhabit different habitats and learn about the special niches they fill.
Build Your Own Prairie Habitat — if you choose the right plants and animals, you can watch the prairie come to life before your eyes!
Check out the World Wildlife Fund for amazing amounts of information about the different habitats around the globe!
Investigate six different biomes with the Missouri Botanical Garden! Includes info about Freshwater and Marine ecosystems.
UC Berkeley also has extensive information about biomes.
Explore Boundless Biomes and Virtual Biomes from Arizona State University.
These factsheets from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service provide great information about specific animals and their habitats.
National Geographic has a great website for students and teachers wanting to learn about habitat and environment!
Learn more about hundreds of animal species organized by twelve different habitats.
NOAA has some great info on marine habitats like coral reefs and estuaries.
Did you know the Rainforest supports almost half of all living species on Earth? Find out more about Rainforests at the Arbor Day Foundation Website.
Check out these other Science Trek sites to learn more about habitats!
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