Biodiversity Basics WWF’s Biodiversity 911 The Guardian Biodiversity News American Museum of Natural History: Biodiversity for Kids Center for Biodiversity and Conservation Natural History Museum (UK) Biodiversity Learning About Animals and Plants National Wildlife Federation Resources: Ranger Rick and the Ranger Rick Educator’s Guide Big Backyard Be Out There National Wildlife Week The Wild Classroom Tree of Life Project The Natural Inquirer Project Learning Tree Project Wet Project WILD Pheasants Forever
Biodiversity Monitoring/Citizen Science USA-National Phenology Network Education Program Project Budburst Journey North Wildlife Watch Project Noah BioBlitz USGS BioBlitz National Geographic NatureMapping Foundation Celebrate Urban Birds BirdSleuth
Habitat Restoration Certified Wildlife Habitat Schoolyard Habitats Trees for the 21st Century
Global Biodiversity Connections Conservation International Biodiversity Hotspots Map Global Biodiversity Information Facility Species Identification National Wildlife Federation Field Guides to Birds, Trees, and Wildflowers Peterson Field Guides and Apps eNature Field Guides for Wildlife, Trees, and Plants Smithsonian Mammal Field Guide Audubon Mammals App Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s All About Birds What Bird Bug Guide Arbor Day Tree Identification Guides Rogers Trees and Shrubs Tree and Shrub Identification Identify That Plant Native Plants Database USDA Plants Database
Teach students about pollinators like butterflies, hummingbirds, bees, and bats. Download the FREE educator's guide for grades 2-4.
See how educators and students can attract and support local wildlife in their Schoolyard Habitats®.
National Wildlife Federation's Be Out There initiative is inspiring people to open the door and get outside!