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• - Site has been designed by four year 11 students. The aim is to provide a revision resource, covering parts of the GCSE Separate Biology Higher Level Syllabus in England.
  
• - Aims to improve and inspire science education and conservation efforts worldwide through field based student-scientist partnerships.
  
• - U.S. Bureau of Land Management educational resources and classroom materials on natural resources management, including wildlife, ecosystems, invasive species, and other topics.
  
• - Environmental education programs in central New York using local wildlife to teach about conservation.
  
• - Fully accredited college program affiliated with the National Audubon Society. Its focus is on ecology and environmental issues. Offers a program overview, academics, campus life, admissions, stories, news, alumni information, and jobs.
  
• - Online short course coordinated by University of Zurich Department of Geography. Requires registration.
  
• - Rob Day's personal page includes documents, publications, and papers related to aquaria, artificial ecosystems, microcosm management, with particular reference to ecological education.
  
• - Field Courses in Rainforest and Marine Ecology, held in South America, Central America, Canada and Australia.
  
• - A peer reviewed publication of ecological educational materials by the Ecological Society of America.
  
• - Learn about Belize's coral reef, mangroves, geology, ornithology, mammology, entomology, botany, river ecology, barrier beaches. Field study options for individuals or groups.
  
• - Study aids, web activities, living graphs, and additional material related to the book The Economy of Nature, Fifth Edition, by Robert E.Ricklefs.
  
• - on the PCC Campus,Oregon, contains 100 acres of diverse habitats and is used by the public, schools and the college's environmental, biology and landscape architecture programs
  
• - Thirteen online lectures with lab practicals.
  
• - Nature study basics, with an emphasis on backyard plants and animals. Includes a section on naming and classification, list making, and "why bother with nature?"
  
  

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