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Teacher's Resource Guide - Wildlife
EPA Region 3's PARTNERS IN PARADISE [PDF 156K]. A secondary school curriculum on migratory birds and our habitat.
National Wildlife
Federation: Explore NWF's educational pathways to understanding, appreciating
and safeguarding the natural world. 
National Wildlife Federation's Schoolyard
Habitat Program: "Your school campus can provide unique, hands-on,
outdoor learning opportunities by turning it into a habitat-based learning
site. In fact, your schoolyard can become an important part of a functional
ecosystem that not only provides essential wildlife habitat, but provides
inspiration for learning for students, teachers, and the community."
Pennsylvania
Game Commision's Wildlife Reference Guide
Project WILD: "one
of the most widely used conservation and environmental education programs
among educators of students in
kindergarten through high school."
Ranger Rick's Kids Zone:
from the National Wildlife Federation - Outdoor Stuff, Games, Reader's
Corner, Cool Tours of Amazing Environments.
U.S.
Fish & Wildlife Service: Resources to learn more about endangered
species.
Wildlife Management
Activity Guide for High School Teachers: from the National Park Service.
WHEP (Wildlife Habitat
Evaluation Program) is a 4-H youth natural resource program dedicated
to teaching wildlife and fisheries habitat management to junior and senior
level (ages 8-19) youth in the United States.
If you're looking for other Model EE programs or reference material, the links below may be helpful to you. These links to information by the U.S.EPA Web site is provided as a service to visitors to the EPA Mid-Atlantic States Environmental Education Web site. The U.S. EPA is not necessarily associated with or responsible for the content of these sites.
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