Environmental Education

The environmental impact of agriculture varies around the world. Some of the environmental issues that are related to agriculture are climate change, deforestation, dead zones, genetic engineering, water, pollutants, soil degradation, and waste.

All About Glaciers is a glacier site with something for everyone, from grade school students to professional glaciologists. It explores nearly all aspects of glaciers, the facts, the data, the science, including a gallery and much more.

Information from the Government of Canada about environmental indicators on air, climate, water, nature, and human influence

Resources and lesson plans for teachers to teach students about watersheds in Canada

A science project for students that demonstrates how plants can slow soil erosion.

Conservation Magazine is all about discovering and connecting with the people and research that impact the conservation of Alberta’s fish, wildlife and the places they call home.

Scroll down to explore an overview (with images) of grasslands, including why these ecosystems matter, current threats to Canada's grasslands and action being taken to conserve this ecosystem.

EcoLearn is an educational research group at the Harvard Graduate School of Education that explores the use of advanced immersive technologies to support learning about the complex causal dynamics of ecosystems.

Federal and provincial governments come and go and take with them their particular view of the value of protecting the environment. Indigenous Peoples on the other hand who do not come and go (have been here since time immemorial) place an extremely high value on protecting the environment and the resources that are important to them.

The International Dark-Sky Association works to protect the night skies for present and future generations.

Education resources for teachers about the Great Lakes

Parks Canada conserves and restores ecosystems on land and in water. Learn about these initiatives through this government portal.

This professional society is made up of soil scientists, educators, and consultants focused on promoting soil science, including enhancing soils topics in schools.

The deep connection between STEM and Native Americans started with understanding on how the environment worked and experimentation. Now, that relationship is still being fostered today.

On this site, you will find a series of lessons on Traditional Ecological Knowledge, or TEK

Award-winning Canadian TV series about two eco-adventurer brothers who travel the world to explore humans’ relationship with water. Watch episodes online, download teacher’s guides, or check out their interactive learning portal, Dive Deeper.

Information from the Government of Canada about Canada’s water ecosystems and the research efforts to keep them healthy.