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Award winning filmmaker Kenny Ballentine explains "Why Every Child Needs and Deserves Nature." Discover The Nature Kids movie, Help Me Out workshops and more.
Outdoor Afro is a social community that reconnects African-Americans with natural spaces and one another through recreational activities such as camping, hiking, biking, birding, fishing, gardening, skiing — and more!
If you are looking to transform your children’s spaces into landscapes of beauty, challenge, and wonder, you’ve come to the right place! We love to help groups dream, design, and community-build environmental playscapes for children.
Since 1935, The Wilderness Society has led the effort to permanently protect nearly 110 million acres of wilderness in 44 states. We have been at the forefront of nearly every major public lands victory.
For more than four decades, NAAEE has been a leader in promoting excellence in environmental education (EE) throughout North America. It is the only national membership organization dedicated to strengthening the field of EE and increasing the visibility and effectiveness of the profession.
The Nature Conservancy is the leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people.
The ASA is committed to converging a diverse network of global partners with one goal: to protect amphibians and their habitats.
We help set up and lead outings for Latino community members for the purpose of expanding the Latino experience in the Outdoors—with a focus on providing positive transformative experiences with cultural relevancy.
The Department of the Interior is uniquely positioned to help millions of young Americans reconnect with our natural and cultural heritage, put thousands of young people to work in the great outdoors, and inspire the next generation of conservation leaders.
Created by writer & mom, Michele Whiteaker. PLAN play trips using #1 local guide to parks, playgrounds, beaches and nature centers. DISCOVER dozens of OC nonprofits offering free & low cost outdoor programs. GET INSPIRED to create epic family trips to the best vacation spots for nature travel.
An independent micro think tank advising on whole system change to resolve interlinked challenges in CSR, sustainability and systemic risk. Our ‘blindspotting’ approach reveals high leverage actions that are missed by incremental and reductionist methods. New collaborations are warmly invited.
The MIT Climate CoLab harnesses the collective intelligence of thousands of people all around the world to address global climate change. On the Climate CoLab site, anyone can collaborate with a broad range of scientists, policy makers, business people, NGO leaders, investors, activists, researchers, concerned citizens and others to develop proposals on what to do about climate change. Annual contests allow for promising proposals to receive recognition, connections and resources to help their projects become implemented.
Adventure Treks provides exceptional educational outdoor programs for schools. Students will explore the natural world through exciting outdoor activities while strengthening communication, practicing leadership, cultivating community, connecting with natural science, and having tons of fun!
The Trust for Public Land conserves land for people to enjoy as parks, gardens, and other natural places, ensuring livable communities for generations to come.
Adventure Treks is all about making memories, fostering lifelong friendships and creating more confident and capable young men and women. We want you to discover your best self, and we believe that the great outdoors is just the way to do it!
Crowdsourcing.org is the leading industry resource offering the largest online repository of news, articles, videos, and site information on the topic of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding.
Uniting diverse communities for a sustainable future and highlighting Latinos long time readiness to lead in this mission
NRDC is the nation's most effective environmental action group, combining the grassroots power of 1.4 million members and online activists with the courtroom clout and expertise of more than 350 lawyers, scientists and other professionals.
A site that engages kids by using games, videos and craft ideas in addition to offering digestible info on what's causing climate change and how kids can make a difference.
Site topics include: Learn the Basics, See the Impacts, Think Like a Scientist and Be a Part of the Solution. Includes an Emissions Calculator to help kids realize their individual impact and consider the changes they might make to reduce it. Also includes Educator Resources with lesson plans, tools and tips.
Green Schools develops the next generation of students and schools through innovative environmental education, STEM education, leadership development, and environmental stewardship. Learn more about our programs and the National Green Schools Society.
The Rainforest Alliance Learning Site offers curricula and resources to help students understand how rainforests contribute to our collective well-being. This program teaches language arts, science, math, and social studies essentials while addressing the Common Core State Standards (CCSS).
VOR provides farmers with solutions ranging from a mobile extraction service to installation and maintenance of permanent systems that are tailored to the needs of individual farms.
Creative educational resources, new media and ideas to instil a change of heart in our audience
Crowdfunding is the newest way for nonprofits and social entrepreneurs to raise money for their causes, projects and companies. By reading this book (authored by Devin Thorpe), you can join the thousands who have successfully raised money to change the world.
An article describing global warming, the greenhouse effect, causes, effects and how we can keep it at bay.
"Where do-gooders learn to do better." Stories are your single most powerful communication tool. They help us remember, shape our identity, and influence how we see the world. Learn how to use stories in advocacy, development, recruiting and every aspect of your internal and external communications.
A resource on the history, benefits and environmental impact of recycling. Also included: how you can make a difference!
A comprehensive collection of satellite resources for educators, including lesson plans, classroom activities, & other resources on the history of satellites, how satellites work, & the importance of satellites in communications. Resources for students in grades K-4, 5-8, all the way through 9-12.
A collection of Earth science lesson plans for teachers
A collection of lessons, activities, projects, videos, and more, broken down by grade level, are presented here to assist educators in teaching young people core areas of study by introducing them to the world of building and construction.
The Young Meteorologist Program’s Educator Exchange is the place to find science lesson plans and hands-on classroom activities related to severe weather as well as disaster preparedness lesson plans and learning opportunities for educators.
Find an array of environmental & science based lesson plans, activities & ideas from EPA, other federal agencies & external organizations. Encontrar recursos para estudiantes y maestros.
An ocean of free teacher-approved marine education resources
A curriculum for educators and parents who are teaching K-12 students. It provides swimming and pool-related lessons and activities for teaching key subjects.
This list of websites will help you to learn more about the causes of forest fires, how they can be prevented and how some fires can benefit a forest ecosystem.
A guide to hiking with kids, as well as links to more information on enjoying the outdoors safely and successfully with children.
Are you ready to hit the trail? There are a few things that you should keep in mind when preparing for a hike. Footwear, wild animals, trail preservation, first aid, and proper stretching are on the list.
Keeping green extends to a wide variety of practices, each of which makes a small contribution to the health and quality of our environment, economy, water, and air. It all starts at home.
Some great activities, camping ideas and fun things to do when camping with a group of friends, the family, young children and even your dog.
Learn about hiking in Colorado and the western United States with this list of resources and tips.
This resources contains free Earth Day and Earth Hour worksheets for ESL/EFL students which aim at raising awareness of environmental issues and helping non-native English speakers learn appropriate vocabulary to discuss environment.
How to Shoot Video that Doesn’t Suck is about the non-technical side of video—not how to plug your camera into a computer, but how to shoot video that people will actually want to watch. It doesn’t matter if you’re shooting HD or cellphone—great video is about how you communicate with your audience.
Check out this Top Trails for Baby Boomers guide! It features over 300 trails across the U.S.. Each trail includes their distance, elevation and activity types. This guide is great for active adults at every level, even wheelchair accessibility.
