Ecology WWW Page
http://biomserv.univ-lyon1.fr/Ecology-WWW.html
The Ecology WWW Place is an extensive database of ecology sites on the Internet. An excellent resource for teachers, students, and researchers.

EcoNet
http://www.igc.org/igc/econet/
EcoNet serves organizations and individuals working for environmental preservation and sustainability. Contains an environmental issue resource center with many informational links to a variety of ecology-related Web sites.

EE-Link
http://www.nceet.snre.umich.edu/
EE-Link is a gopher and WWW site for environmental education. Lots of lesson plans and K-12 teacher resources are here. Topics include air and water quality, climate change, ecosystems, energy, plants and animals & toxins and waste management. Teaching materials from various organizations are posted here, including audiovisual and software references. This site has it all for the K-12 classroom.

Envirolink Library
http://www.envirolink.org/EnviroLink_Library/
The EnviroLink Library is a very comprehensive resource of environmental information on the internet. This Web site is well organized, with information listed by subject and broad categories.

The Environmental Education Network Student Resources
http://envirolink.org/enviroed/students.html

An excellent site containing environmental resources for students. Lots of resources pertaining to geology, earth and planetary sciences, ecology, archeology, and virtual field trips. Lots of great graphics!

Illinois Natural History Survey
http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/
The highlights of this site contain centers for biodiversity, wildlife ecology, aquatic ecology, and for economic entomology. This site contains good K-12 education resources for educators and their students.

Journey North
http://www.learner.org/content/k12/jnorth/
Journey North is an interactive ecology web site that tracks the migrations of the following animals: Bald Eagle, Lesser Long-Nosed Bat, Caribou, Loggerhead Sea Turtle, Common Loon, Monarch Butterfly, Northern Oriole, Peregrine Falcon, American Robin, and Humpback and Northern Right Whales.

EuroTurtle
http://www.ex.ac.uk/telematics/EuroTurtle/