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One of the most important ways for students to learn about the environment is through hands-on activities both in and out of the classroom. Science projects, data analysis, library research, and report writing help build students' understanding of how to protect and enhance the world around them. Most importantly, student projects and research lay the groundwork for analyzing environmental problems, resolving conflicts, and preventing new problems from arising.
These resources provide access to various information sources, tools, and data, that will help high school and college students conduct research and projects that focus on the environment.
Information Sources
Provides links to various information sources to help students conduct
research, collect data, and analyze information.
Online Tools
Enable students to access environmental information contained in various
EPA databases including pollutants in the environment, environmental activities,
and maps.