How to have a wildlife friendly yard from The National Wildlife Federation.
Everyone can garden for wildlife - kids, parents, teachers, and communities. Schoolyard Habitats encourages students and adults to plan their landscaping on school grounds with the needs of wildlife in mind. You might want to talk to your teacher about it!
Learn about: Wolves, Grizzly Bears, and Pronghorn Antelope from The National Wildlife Federation.
USGS Kids has hands-on projects you can do to help make the world a little nicer for wildlife.
Visit these other sites from Science Trek and uncover more about — Habitats, Predators, Elk, and Wetlands.
What's the Bid Idea About Biodiversity? Did you know that there are 3 kinds of biodiversity? Did you know that biodiversity is good for kids? Delve into this excellent website from the American Museum of Natural History.
Listen to “Calls of the Wild,” learn fun animal facts, and find coloring books at the National Wildlife Refuge System site.
Explore the “Principles of Wildlife Management” at the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks site.
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