Check out some ideas for how your classroom and school can run while doing little damage to the environment.

Unusually severe storms in southern India and the Philippines, in September and October caused massive flooding that killed more than 1,200 people.

How a fifth grade class from Queens, NY, made a film to educate people about the damage to the environment caused by drilling for natural gas.

“We are going to have more hurricanes, more forest fires, and if we don’t do anything, the sea levels will actually rise….We have to act now, and we have to act fast.”
– Lauren Thorpe, Greenpeace field organizer

Jesse works in Yosemite National Park. He started as a back-country ranger, helping lost or injured hikers.

In Kwigillingok, Alaska, climate change is having a very real effect on the lives of all of the approximately 400 residents of this western Alaska fishing village.

Certain fish wear “uniforms” to keep from being eaten, according to a new study published in Current Biology.

Earth Day is April 22, a day for environmental awareness and thinking about how we can become more green.

The Nairobi River flows through the city of Nairobi, the capital of Kenya.

A college student and environmental activist purchased public wilderness with $1.8 million he didn’t have.