At the National Wildlife Foundation, we believe that education is a cornerstone of effective conservation. It is through understanding the importance of wildlife and their habitats that we can take steps to preserve them for future generations. To help facilitate this learning, we are proud to recommend a wide range of educational resources from trusted external sources.
For Children and Families
Engaging children and families in wildlife conservation is crucial for building a more sustainable future. Here are some resources that can help foster a love and understanding of nature:
- Ranger Rick Magazine: Published by the National Wildlife Federation, Ranger Rick Magazine offers wildlife-themed stories, activities, and games that are both fun and educational. Check out their resources here.
- National Geographic Kids: This site offers a wealth of resources including informative articles, videos, games, and quizzes all designed to educate and inspire children about wildlife and nature. Explore their resources here.
For Educators
Educators play a vital role in raising awareness about wildlife and conservation. Here are some resources that can support this mission in the classroom:
- Project WILD: Project WILD provides wildlife-focused conservation education resources for K-12 educators. Their curriculum and activity guides are a fantastic way to bring conservation education into your classroom. Find out more here.
- The Cornell Lab BirdSleuth K-12: This program offers a variety of resources to engage students in the study of birds and their conservation. Check out their resources here.
For Individuals and Communities
For those interested in deepening their understanding of wildlife and conservation, here are some resources:
- National Audubon Society: Offers a variety of programs and resources focused on bird conservation. Their site provides guides on how to create bird-friendly communities, participate in citizen science projects, and more. Check out their resources here.
- The Nature Conservancy: Offers a wealth of information on different ecosystems, species, and conservation efforts worldwide. Their resources can help you learn more about the natural world and how to protect it. Explore their resources here.
We encourage you to explore these resources and share them with your friends, family, and community. Together, we can spread awareness and inspire action to preserve our planet's precious wildlife and their habitats. For more information about our conservation efforts, please contact us.