Teacher Resources can be found by scrolling over the Resources Tab above and selecting one of the items on the drop down menu or by clicking on one of these links.

1. The Daily Behavior Change Model
2. Meeting Next Generation Science Standards
3. ECO – Scavenger Hunt
4. Video and Other Online Resources
5. Actions You Can Take Now
6. Educational Activities
7. A Tribute to Stewards of the Past

Additional resources and links are listed below:

Links to selected nationwide non-profits

• The Nature Conservancy – works to preserve land with ecological value
• World Wildlife Foundation – focuses on saving endangered species
• Sierra Club – informative newsletter and major lobbying campaigns
• 350.org – pushing hard to get us off all the fossil fuels: coal, oil, and gas
• Land Trust Alliance – will help you find or start a local land trust
• Izaak Walton League – works to clean up lakes and rivers, and preserve habitat
• American Rivers – focus on restoring scenic rivers
• Industrial Areas Foundation – will help you find or start a local faith based lobbying effort
• Waterkeepers – will help you learn about the challenges of water bodies near you

Local non-profits – check out these groups in your local area.

• Land trusts
• Nature centers
• Local offices of the major non-profits listed above
• Master Gardeners and Naturalists

Public Resources – Federal

• EPA – The Environmental Protection Agency
• BLM – Bureau of Land Management
• USGS – U.S. Geological Survey
• NASA – National Aeronautics and Space Administration
• NFWF – National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

Public Resources – State, City, and County

• Department of Natural Resources
• Department of Environment
• Department of Planning
• Department of Public Works
• Department of Sustainability