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Photos
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Photo Library - Environmental Education Station
These photos are royalty free and may be used without charge for any educational purpose. Includes photos of pollution, dumping, litter, waste receptacles, recycling, and much more.
Environmental Image Gallery
Provides numerous environmental photos including wildlife, nature, pollution, and oil spills. The photos may be may be used by students and teachers for education purposes. Photo credits should be provided when possible.
Pics4Learning Photo Library
Provides thousands of photos to enhance school reports and projects. The images may be used royalty-free by students and teachers.
Clip Art
Waste Prevention and Recycling Clip Art
You can find a variety of clip art at this Web site for inclusion in school reports or other projects. Clip art relating to everything from recycling to waste reduction measures is available. Students can easily download this clip art in several different formats.
Pollution Prevention Clip Art - Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance
Students can use these images to promote pollution prevention and waste reduction. Most images are available in .tif, .gif, or .jpg formats.
Environmental Clip Art
Provides numerous images on topics such as pollution, recycling, garbage, and waste removal.
Environment and Nature Clip Art
Provides hundreds of images in all shapes and forms including reduce, reuse, and recycling images.

http://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/education/research.htm
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.

www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/caer/ce/eek/index.htm
http://www.recycle.com/kids.html (click on sites below, too!) (
The Evergreen Project
EPA's Region 7 Kids Page
Integrated Waste Management Board Kids Stuff
KGreen Valley Recycling Coloring Book
P2 That Kids Can Do! Pollution Prevention
Information and Activities for Kids and Teachers
Global Rivers Environmental Education Network
PaperU3
Save the Manatee Club
The US EPA for kids
Monarch Migrations
Planet Pals

The Green Frog News
EcoKids (Canada)
Kids' Planet
National Wildlife Federation for Kids
National Parks
National Geographic
Global RiversEnvironmental Education Network
http://www.metrokc.gov/dnr/kidsweb/
State of Washington
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