• BBC - GCSE Bitesize - Evolution and Environment
  Interactive activity and tutorial about the environment, life, and ecosystems. Rather long, but very engaging.
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• Ecology Quiz
  One of a bunch of quizzes on high school content area materials. The ecology test is 30 questions long, and they're actually quite relevant questions. I even got a couple wrong!!
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• eFieldTrips
  eFieldTrip from US Fish & Wildlife Service about America's Least Wanted, the invasive species. This should replace "Silent Invaders."
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• Whales Help Fertilize Ocean With Floating Dung
  Story about how whale dung floats near the top of the ocean and functions to recycle nitrogen from the algae that consume it fastest then die and fall to the ocean floor. New perspective on whale ecology services. From NPR
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• Physics List of Teaching Resources.
  Physical science interactive lessons. Lots on energy including resources, in food, transfers, food chain, renewable and nonrenewable, story of oil (plus quiz), the best fuel. Good for MS science, Ecology, and Physical Science
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• American Field Guide
  Entire set of video and text clips re Iowa's Prairie biome, it's destruction, it's restoration, and management.
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• Amphibian Ark
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• Bioimages
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• Biomagnification
  Biomagnification: Toxic chemicals and heavy metals flow into the ocean when industrial, agricultural, and human wastes runs off or is deliberately discharged into rivers that then empty into the sea. These pollutants cause disease, genetic mutations, birth defects, reproductive difficulties, behavioral changes, and death in many marine organisms. But the severity of the damage varies greatly between species. In many cases, animals near the top of the food chain are most affected because of a process called biomagnification. Has 6 interactive question/answer that follow simulation
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• Center for Ecoliteracy - Education for Sustainability
  The Center for Ecoliteracy supports and advances education for sustainable living. We believe that schools play a pivotal role in moving us beyond our growing environmental crises and toward a sustainable society. We recognize schooling for sustainability as a process that fosters abundant living on a finite planet and makes teaching and learning come alive. We bring a passion to our work that stems from our conviction that the best hope for learning to live sustainably lies in schooling that returns to the real basics: engaging with the natural world; understanding how nature sustains life; nurturing healthy communities; exploring the consequences of how we feed and provision ourselves; caring about the places where we live and the people and creatures in
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• Clean Ocean Action
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• DAAC Study
  Effect of Rising Water Levels on US Cities
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• Des Plaines Watershed
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• Digital Nature Guide
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• droplet & the water cycle
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• Earth 'shook off' ancient warming
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• Ecological Footprint Education
  Footprint Education The Ecological Footprint is a powerful tool for introducing the concept of sustainability to students. Redefining Progress has applied the Footprint to a number of resources for educators to help students understand environmental impacts of their lifestyles. Kid’s Footprint The Bobbie Bigfoot Quiz is a fun, interactive way to introduce the Ecological Footprint to young people. The site includes lesson plans for science and social studies classes at the elementary and middle-school level. Lesson Plans Five simple sustainability lesson plans can be easily integrated into K-12 classrooms. Training Manual Access
  Ever wondered how much “nature” your lifestyle requires? You’re about to find out. The Ecological Footprint Quiz estimates the amount of land and ocean area required to sustain your consumption patterns and absorb your wastes on an annual...
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• eMints - Ecosystems
  Restoration of Natural Environments eThemes. What is ecological restoration? Why is it important? On these sites you will find information about restoring parts of the environment that have undergone degradation to their natural state. There are articles, photographs, video clips, and lesson plans. Included are two eThemes resources on ecosystems and habitats. Grade Level: 6-8 Includes EPA's wetland restoration site
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• Energy changes and how things happen
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• Exploring the Environment
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