National Wildlife Federation offers resources and materials for the classroom and the community.

• The Cost of Cool Video and Educator Resource Guide
  (This order form is in PDF, if you need help with PDF click here.)
  Order this new 26-minute video and accompanying educator resource guide designed to demonstrate to American teenagers the environmental cost of our current consumption patterns. The guide's goal is to teach students how to make informed consumer choices using sound science and critical thinking skills. Download a sample activity!



• Science and Civics: Sustaining Wildlife
  In partnership with Project Wild and the Council for Environmental Education. Use this interdisciplinary guide to explore environmental science, economic interests, legal structures, and political elements in your community to address a local conservation issue and implement a conservation action project. Copies available through the NWF training program; call 703-438-6000 for more information.

• Schoolyard Habitats® How-To Guide
  This comprehensive guide provides high school students and teachers with content information, hands-on, interdisciplinary activities and useful worksheets to guide them through the steps of habitat enhancement on school grounds. Download a sample activity!
  

• Schoolyard Habitats Program
• Campus Ecology Program
• Volunteer Opportunities with NWF
• National Wildlife magazine
• eNature.com
  Explore local plant and wildlife information, feature stories, and habitat planning tools.

NWF offers workshops for high school educators that provide hands-on, standards-based activities that are easily integrated in any curriculum content area.