Teen Ink Environmental Solutions Contest
Do you have a creative plan to stop pollution? Have you found a way to encourage recycling in your neighborhood? Share your idea to solve an environmental problem or describe a current solution. Contest winners receive $25 and are published in Teen Ink magazine.

Center for Environmental Education
A nonprofit environmental resource center for K-12 students and teacher. Includes an extensive research library and database of environmental web sites you can search by topic, such as air pollution, rainforests and recycling.

Earth Day in Your Neighborhood
"A Guide for Kids From 2 to 122" on how to organize an Earth Day event in your neighborhood.

Earth Day Network
The nonprofit coordinating body of worldwide Earth Day activities. The site includes a list of events across the country, an international directory of participating organizations, and "Grist Magazine" - their online environmental magazine.

Earth Force
"Youth for a Change!" Discover and implement lasting solutions to environmental problems in your community. This organization is youth-driven with a national Youth Advisory Board made up of members ages 10-17.

Earthshare.org
Earthshare is a non-profit group that works for the environment. Get the latest news or find out how you can help.

eNature.com
An extensive, thorough site, replete with searchable field guides, an ask-the-expert section, guides to parks and park-locators, and more.

ENN: Environmental News Network
Today's environmental news and information at your fingertips. Search for news by topic, read articles and hot topics from top environmental authors, or use the forum to discuss issues.

Envirocitizen
Learn how to organize an environmental group on your school campus or petition against environmentally harmful laws and/or companies.

EnviroLink
"The Online Environmental Community." Search the EnviroLink Library, a comprehensive database of non-commercial webpages relating to the environment.

Environmental Literacy Council
Designed to guide K-12 students to the best resources available on the Internet. Search by topic: Air, Water, Forests, Climate, Food, Biodiversity, Energy, Population and Waste.

EPA Student Center
A site where students in middle and high school can explore a wide range of environmental issues. Includes information on awards, scholarships, internships, club projects and fun activities.

Exploratorium
A museum of human science, art and exploration.

Give Water A Hand
A national watershed education program for students. Following steps in the Action Guide, plan and complete a community service project to protect and improve water resources.

National Envirothon
North America's largest high school environmental competition. Teams of high school students from across the U.S. and Canada test their knowledge of wildlife, forestry, aquatics, soils and a current environmental issue that changes each year.

Project Learning Tree
An award-winning environmental education program for students through grade 12. Uses the forest as a "window" into the natural world, helping young people gain an awareness and knowledge of the world around them.

RAN: Rainforest Action Network
An international network of groups and individuals that works to protect the Earth's rainforests and support the rights of their inhabitants through education, grassroots organizing and nonviolent direct action.

SCA: Student Conservation Association
"Changing lives through service to nature." This organization provides the opportunity for 16- to 18-year-olds to volunteer for month-long conservation projects in national parks across the country.

SEAC: Student Environmental Action Coalition
A student- and youth-run national network of progressive organizations and individuals who aim to uproot environmental injustices through action and education.

SSC: Sierra Student Coalition
The student-run arm of the Sierra Club. Offers environmental leadership training programs for high school students in different cities across the US. Also accepts artwork, essays, and poetry that relates to environmental campaigns or issues.

The GLOBE Program
A worldwide network of students, teachers, and scientists. Students and teachers from over 8,500 schools in more than 85 countries make environmental observations and share their data through the Internet.

The Humane Society
An international organization that works to protect all animals, wild and domestic. Search for information on a variety of animal issues, check out the "Pets" and "Teen Scene" section, and submit your writing and artwork to their publication, "Student Network News."

The Wild Ones
An international network of students, teachers and conservation professionals interested in the preservation of endangered animals and their habitats. Accepts artwork and photography of endangered species.

World Resources Institute
A great source of information on a variety of global environmental problems. Search through their online library or site index by topic or geographic region.

World Wildlife Fund
Known worldwide by its panda logo, the World Wildlife Fund is dedicated to protecting the world's wildlife and wildlands. Includes fun games, quizzes and a photo gallery.

Yes World
This page encourages teens to act for the environment and for social justice. It has many links and resources to other useful sites.

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