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IN THE NEWS: Rare rhino calves found in Indonesian jungle
Researchers recently saw 4 Javan rhino calves during a field survey on Indonesia's Java island. The rhinos are thought to be the most critically endangered large mammal on the planet, with nearly 90 percent (approximately 45 rhinos) living in Ujung Kulon park - making habitat protection even more important to ensure their continued breeding and survival.
IN THE NEWS: Mountaintop Mining
The Administration recently finalized rules that intends to resolve a more than 5-year fight over how companies dispose of the massive amounts of rubble and sludge created during mountaintop mining. While the Administration argues that this strengthens what can and cannot be done in streams, environmentalists say that biological impairment will increase and waterways will be lost.
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FOR TEACHERS
In our area just for teachers, we have lesson plans and labs; tips and handouts from experienced teachers; and expert reviews of the textbooks you use everyday.
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FOR STUDENTS
Get homework help and learn more about environmental topics like energy use, climate change, and recycling. Don’t miss our Special Features describing cool creatures, neat places, and environmental topics in the news.
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COUNCIL NEWS
The Council welcomes new Board Member Nick Kulibaba who is working closely with ELC staff to kick-start the next phase of our fundraising efforts. Read about his favorite Freshman high school course or the "pure fun" of Piotr Naskreeki's The Smaller Majority @ The Council's Corner. |
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