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Earth Rangers is the charity that transforms children’s concerns about the environment into positive action. When a child becomes an Earth Ranger, they become an animal-saving hero, developing confidence that they can make a difference and optimism about the future. Through a variety of programs and content, we empower kids to become environmental leaders at home, in school and in their communities. From organizing shoreline clean-ups, to creating backyard animal habitats, to reducing food waste and energy consumption at home, our members are committed to leaving the world better than they found it—and having a whole lot of fun doing it.

Engaging, motivating and inspiring! Tailored to Grades 4-6, these classroom activities get children excited about taking part in eco-action. Complete with accessible resources, they are a great starting point for age-appropriate environmental learning.

Provides high quality, locally relevant information for students to learn about Wisconsins’s natural resources. Designed for upper-elementary and middle school students, EEK!’s student-friendly content is used by teachers as both a catalyst to connect, explore and engage in learning outside as well as a resource to deepen that learning. EEK has over 900 pages to help students learn about Wisconsin’s ecology and natural resources.

Since 1994, Journey North has evolved to take advantage of new technology and emerging environmental challenges. Today, climate change and habitat loss threaten many migratory species. Journey North will continue to evolve to meet these challenges. ince 2019, Journey North's assets have been entrusted to UW-Madison Web Services Shared Hosting.

ince 1989, Kids for Saving Earth has provided “Education into Action” curriculum to thousands of instructors and parents. The first club was in his school, Sunny Hollow Elementary in New Hope, Minnesota. As a result, there are now hundreds of thousands of kids and grown-ups all over the planet working to protect the Earth.

A wildlife community on a mission to photograph every species in the world.

SciStarter helps bring together millions of curious and concerned people in the world; the thousands of opportunities to engage in real-world research questions in collaboration with researchers, communities, organizations, and companies; and the resources, products, and services that enable people to pursue and enjoy these activities while learning and accelerating important research. Together, we can help answer questions that cannot be answered alone. When we’re all involved, the science is better. (Learn more about citizen science.)