Opportunity for students displaced by Katrina to assess climate vulnerability of So...(rriculum on climate change designed for ...)

Date:9/5/2007

rriculum on climate change designed for high school students to integrate climate change into their lessons and equip students for future responsibility and leadership. It is now available from World Wildlife Fund online at www.worldwildlife.org/seclimatewitness or via email at seclimatewitness@wwfus.org by request.

These lessons are thorough, offering every type of activity I can imagine to help secondary students and teachers explore global climate change, said Tami Coleman, coordinator for Project Conservation Education Now for Tennessee Students, Tennessee Department of Education.

'/>"/>

Contact: Kathleen Sullivan kathleen.sullivan@wwfus.org 202-778-9576 World Wildlife Fund Source:Eurekalert

0 GOOD

Page: 1 2
Related biology news :

1. Not-for-profit publishers call NIH public access rule a missed opportunity
2. Several minute intermediate stage in virus-cell fusion discovered; opportunity for drug development
3. Students discover 11,000 year old remains of Irish Elk
4. Students invent protective pouch to enhance cell therapy
5. College students who pull all-nighters and get no sleep more likely to have a lower GPA
6. DOEs Office of Science sets up program to aid scientists displaced by Hurricane Katrina
7. Displaced songbirds navigate in the high Arctic
8. UNC computer, marine scientists collaborate to predict flow of toxic waters from Katrina
9. NIEHS launches website with information for assessing environmental hazards from Hurricane Katrina
10. Katrina floodwaters not as toxic to humans as previously thought, study says
11. Scientists collaborate to assess health of global environment