Videoclips for Teachers from NASA  This new web resource from NASA features over 220 five- to 10-minute free educational video segments on the subjects of science, math, and engineering and their application in real-world situations.  Videos highlighting current research and innovations will be added to the site throughout the school year.  The videos are separated into grade- level categories for grades K-12 and provide valuable enhancements to teachers' lesson plans.  Educators can download and save the videos, or stream them directly from the website, as well as use the lesson plans and materials that accompany the videos.

MicrobeWorld Radio
The American Society for Microbiology produces this daily, 90-second podcast series designed to increase public understanding and appreciation of microbiology and the life sciences. The podcasts highlight the process of discovery, historical changes in research, and a variety of scientific careers in industry, academia, and government. Recent features addressed efforts to eliminate tuberculosis, the use of HIV drug therapies to treat malaria, and the effectiveness of old-fashioned dish washing. Archived programs are available in a searchable database. http://www.microbeworld.org/look/radio.aspx

Podcast Series: Lab out Loud and Behind the Books
Lab Out Loud is a biweekly podcast on science teaching, science news, and anything else with "science". It contains a selection of links and notes accompanying each episode, enabling the listener to dig deeper into the topics discussed. A new episode can be heard at http://www.nsta.org/publications/laboutloud.aspx every two weeks and users without MP3 players can listen to the interviews on their computers.  A selection of conversations with authors of NSTA Press books through its Behind the Books podcast series is also available. Authors share insights about their work in these interviews. We think you will find these podcasts interesting, thought-provoking, and helpful whether or not you have read the highlighted books.  To listen to Behind the Books podcasts, go to http://www.nsta.org/publications/press/behind.aspx and play or download the podcast of your choice. All About Birds : by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology includes a video gallery, a guide to bird watching, and a dynamic online bird guide complete with sound files of bird songs.  The site requires RealPlayer to view the video and audio features. http://www.birds.cornell.edu/programs/allaboutbirds/

Exploratorium : The Exploratorium has created interactive hands-on workshops providing an introduction to genetics for all ages. These workshops can be used alone or in conjunction with the DNA Files radio programs.

The Story of Stuff : This fast-paced 20 minute video is a resource to initiate class discussions on sustainability. It shows the environmental and social impact of material consumption and how we can work together for a sustainable world. The website includes links, resources, discussion questions and the Green Schools Initiative website for information on greening your school.  

Wildlife Photography: NAAEE member and skilled photographer William C. Gladish offers breathtaking photos from his trips to various Natural reserves and pristine habitats. Gladish takes you along on his adventures when you view these phenomenal photos. Click hereto see Gladish's skilled photography.

The DNA Files III: National Public Radio (NPR) is broadcasting this documentary series exploring the science of genetics. The ethical, social, and legal implications of genetics are also featured in the series. The website contains more information and podcasts in MP3 format. http://eelink.net/cgi-bin/ee-link/newclick/2852098

Green Campus Developments
Learn about green campus activities at colleges and universities across North America from the Arnold Creek Productions, Inc. Web site. Video and text presentations provided feature recycling programs, buildings and grounds design, curriculum, energy, food, and more. http://www.arnoldcreekproductions.com/SustainabilityHigherEducation.htm

Birds of North America Online: From the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Birds of North America Online is a comprehensive reference for life history information on over 700 different bird species that breed in the U.S. and Canada. This website includes photo galleries, vocalizations, updated text, and video for many species. Subscription required. http://bna.birds.cornell.edu/BNA/

Green Energy TV:
GETV is a grassroots website devoted to a "greener" world in motion.  Its content is appropriate for all ages; ranging from basic to more advanced information.  The video library is supplemented with various clips containing a range of issues such as Solar Energy, Wind Power, Hydro Power, Hydrogen, Fuels, Geothermal, Wave/Tidal Energy, Energy Conservation, Recycling, Hybrid vehicles, Organic, Green Building  , Recycling, and more.  Not only are these stories current but they are supported by interviews with great people in the environmental community.   www.greenenergytv.com

The 11^th Hour:
"The 11th Hour," co-written by Leonardo di Caprio, is a film that explores how humans impact the global ecosystem and what solutions could help to restore the planet. The film features dialogues with experts from all over the world, including former Soviet Prime Minister Mikhail Gorbachev, renowned scientist Stephen Hawking, former head of the CIA R. James Woolsey, and sustainable design experts William McDonough and Bruce Mau in addition to over 50 leading scientists, thinkers, and leaders who present the facts and discuss the most important issues that face our planet. See a trailer at:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?y=71BG2V98IBY

A n Inconvenient Truth Fan Site: Maui Media, LLC fan-based Web site of the acclaimed film about the climate crisis, "An Inconvenient Truth." Provides fellow fans with resources on global warming, a personal impact checklist, blog, and information on the movie's DVD-release date.  http://www.an-inconvenient-truth.com/

Science Music 24/7 on Internet Radio: Did you know you can listen to science music 24 hours a day/7 days a week? It is available either free, with commercials, or through a subscription,commercial-free. The station is archived by Greg Crowther of the University of Washington .  The station is paid for through a grant from the Wayne County Math and Science Center at Wayne RESA.  To listen, just go to the website, click on "play" and then go through a short login process.  All of the songs played are archived on the website linked to the station.  Science Rocks! http://live365.com/stations/trappedinlab

CITIZENShift: Is a National Film Board of Canada web magazine that integrates written, audio and visual media dedicated to citizen engagement and social change. Check out the CITIZENShift website for their new feature on Biodiversity and unique content from active citizens, independent filmmakers and multimedia artists. Voice your opinion, or contribute creatively! http://citizen.nfb.ca

Conservationists Can't Afford to Look Past Poverty: A live audio chat on poverty and conservation, features Andrés Ferrer who is the director of the Nature Conservancy in the Dominican Republic . Andrés Ferrer argues in this chat that you can't successfully protect biodiversity without giving local people and communities a stake in protecting their lands, waters, and species. He also discusses how he's been leading efforts in his country to bridge the divide between poverty alleviation and environmental protection. http://www.nature.org/magazine/summer2006/meetings/

CraneCam: National Geographic Education Foundation project offering live CraneCam on Nebraska 's Platte River . As part of this project, the website is offering six new weekly educational video lessons. http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/cranecam/

Earth and Sky: Is the web site of the internationally syndicated Earth &Sky radio series, with hosts Deborah Byrd and Joel Block. Interviews with scientists, commentary, video picks, photo galleries, and night sky charts. http://www.earthsky.org/

Envirovet: Is an organization that brings veterinary medicine to wildlife health issues. It gives veterinarian training and employment in wildlife and marine mammal management, as well as environmental education in field biology, habitat planning and endangered species management. The website offers webumentary video clips featuring interviews with Envirovet students, alumni, and staff offering expertise on a variety of wildlife issues. A broadband connection is recommended when attempting to view the clips. http://www.envirovet.org/

Google Earth: Is a virtual globe that brings satellite images and local facts into view with streaming technology and 3D imagery.  Zoom in on any place on the planet to explore.  Google Earth is free to use and no registration is required. http://earth.google.com

How Earthquakes Happen: BBC- British Broadcasting Company website provides the slideshow "How Earthquakes Happen" with the latest news, eyewitness accounts, and background analysis on the Tsunami disaster in Southeast Asia. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/4126809.stm

How Schools Work and How to Work with Schools on a Health Issue : This conference, sponsored by the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,  was the first in a series of seminars on working with schools on sexual violence prevention issues. This session, however, provides an introduction to working with schools and did not address a specific violence issue, but rather the goals of this session were to help participants: Learn how schools work at the district, state, and national levels.  Learn practical ways to work with educators, administrators, and policy makers.  Increase your understanding of where policy and decisions are made in the educational system.  Listen to the original broadcast and/or view the slides at: http://www.safeyouth.org/scripts/media/schools.asp

Marine Fisheries Series Activities Guide: An online activity guide geared for middle to high school students. It is a guide created by the Marine Fisheries Series project to help students dive deeper into the topics covered in the documentary series. The guide includes six engaging, peer-reviewed activities, correlated to national science and social studies education standards. These activities work well in classrooms as well as non-traditional educational settings such as nature or science centers, aquariums and zoos. http://www.pbs.org/emptyoceans/educators/index.html

Monterey Bay Aquarium Web Site Video Library: Includes over 30 videos about animals, exhibits and conservation research programs at the aquarium. Requires QuickTime or Windows Media Player. Site also offers activities, materials for the classroom materials, and marine science career information http://www.mbayaq.org/efc/video_library/video_library.aspx

National Geographic's Crittercam : Find out what wild animals do when we're not around! Crittercams are worn by wildlife and give a rare view of the private lives of animals.  This animal's-eye view can help solve scientific mysteries and protect the animals that wear them.  http://www.nationalgeographic.com/crittercam/index.html

National Geographic Society: Great Lakes , FragileSeas: The video overviews the major problems in the Great Lakes, such as exotic species, toxics, nutrient pollution, and also has some great information/facts about the fresh water supply.  The video also covers working solutions and remediation of these problems.  In addition, it has neat information about the region, as associated with the economy, and shows fun events that surround the shores. This would be an excellent resource to school teachers to show to their class.  It covers many Great Lakes issues within an hour, even the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement. To find a copy of this video, visit http://elibrary.mel.org/record=b13307270

One Planet, Many People: Atlas of our changing environmental comprehensive, visual presentation of scientifically variable information on changes in the global environment acquired and assessed through state-of-the-art remote sensing technology.  http://www.earthprint.com/go.htm?to=DEW0657NA

Physical Geography Animations: From Wycombe High School, UK assist people in understanding some of the long term changes that happen on (or close to) our planet, from urban sprawl to plate techtonics! www.school-portal.co.uk/GroupHomePage.asp?GroupID=12426

Pulse of the Planet: Each weekday, Pulse of the Planet provides its listeners with a two-minute sound portrait of Planet Earth, tracking the rhythms of nature, culture and science worldwide and blending interviews and extraordinary natural sound. http://www.pulseplanet.com

Teens For Planet Earth: A unique program developed by the Wildlife Conservation Society, supports teens (ages 14-17) and teen leaders/educators as they carry out environmental service-learning projects. The Web site provides a resource library, news articles, and a Take Action section.http://www.teensforplanetearth.org/

Watershed Academy  Online Courses : The EPA provides a FREE set of self-paced training modules that represents a basic but broad introduction to watershed management. This program's goal is to provide useful information to local and state/tribal efforts aimed at improving the health of our Nation's waters by protecting and managing their watersheds. These training modules cover the most important watershed management topics, Web modules resemble interactive guest lectures by leaders in watershed management. Unlike an average technical paper, many modules are visually rich and contain 25 to 50 color illustrations and photos. A module typically contains many links for those seeking greater detail, while module-specific glossaries are there for beginners. Self-tests enable trainees to check their retention and see immediate results. The length and complexity of each module varies, but most are at the college freshman level of instruction and require a ½ hour to 2 hours each to complete. http://www.epa.gov/watertrain/index.htm

Watersheds: Connecting Weather to the Environment: Is a primer website containing curriculum that shows how weather events relate to the health of a watershed, and how the public can take simple actions to protect watershed health.  Watersheds are visually explained by a collection of graphics and animations. http://www.meted.ucar.edu/broadcastmet/watershed/