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Welcome to the newly added SORT.org Education Section!
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Myotis sodalis
The Indiana Bat was first discovered in Indiana in 1928. On March 11, 1967 the Indiana Bat was designated as Endangered in its entire range. It can be found in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Viginia, Vermont, and West Virginia.
Sadly the population has been declining since the 1960's. Their winter caves are entered by people who disturb the bats and alter the cave temperature...
Read More on Indiana Bat...
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Bird Keeper, Philadelphia Zoo
The Philadelphia Zoo, America's first zoo, is dedicated to the mission of conservation, science, education and recreation. The 42-acre Zoological Garden was chartered in 1859 and opened to the public July 1, 1874. Hands-on experiences and a collection of nearly 1,600 exotic animals make the Zoo an interactive paradise for all guests. Victorian gardens surround naturalistic exhibits such as African Plains, Bear Country and Carnivore Kingdom. The Reptile House is a unique setting for more than 87 different species while PECO Primate Reserve is home to some of the world's most endangered primates. Zoo Guests can top off their visit with a ride on the new Zooballoon which soars to a height of 400 feet, giving passengers a spectacular view of the Zoo, Philadelphia skyline and surrounding vistas. Get in touch with Philadelphia's wild side at America's first zoo - for more information and to plan a visit to the Philadelphia Zoo please call (215) 243-1100 or log on to www...
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Teachers can use this section to research and apply for grants that are offered by various organizations nationwide! Grants are organized by application deadline below - pay special attention to those deadline dates, as these grants will disappear when they arrive!
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Search our database to find all SORTS of grants that are available to you -
search by keyword, state, or a combination of both!
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KidsClick!
This is a great place to find links for information on animals. It is very handy when searching for information for a science project or report at school.
This link was added to our site on October 25, 2004 |
Kratt's Creatures
Kratt's Creatures is a featured show of PBS television. Use their Creature Signpost to start out on your very own Creature Adventure and explore the fascinating and funny creaturnalities of creatures the world over. Keep your eyes open -- 'cause there are all kinds of cool creatures EVERYWHERE! The website includes an Episode Guide and a Creature Clubhouse. Kids will enjoy the bright colors and many ways to explore the website
This link was added to our site on October 25, 2004 |
Children's Book Author Jan Brett's Website
2,701 pages of free activities, coloring pages, and projects
One of the best learning games is the online game to identify Botswanna animals. There are 34 animals to identify on the difficult version. There are also pages of activities featuring some of Jan Brett's books artwork. You can print calendars, bookmarks, mazes, instructions on making a bird feeder. Send an animal email card. Children of all ages will enjoy visiting this website.
This link was added to our site on October 25, 2004 |
5 Tigers Tiger Information Center
A unique website dedicated to the Tiger. The website includes teacher's resources, a special section for kids, information on Tigers in Trouble and a special adventure section which includes soem fun games for the kids to play while learning about tigers:
Tiger on the Loose
As the city zookeeper, it's up to you to help the police track and identify a tiger which has escaped from the airport customs office.
Zoo Tiger
After capturing the runaway tiger, it's time to design and build a zoo exhibit to house it. Can you design a safe, healthy home for the tiger?
Save the Tiger!
The only way to save tigers may be by breeding them in captivity. Can you choose a good mate for your tiger? Take the Jambi challenge!
Tracking the Tiger Trade Travel undercover in India to capture tiger poachers, then follow the tiger parts to their destination.
Survive! You are a Bengal tiger. Can you survive in the wild? Choose the best habitat and see what happens!
This link was added to our site on October 25, 2004 |
Planet PA
The site is sponsored by
GreenTreks Network, Inc. which shares its stories through high quality television documentaries, how-to videos, web programs, radio documentaries and print media. Their Planet PA section is a wonderful resource for teachers and children introducing them to information on biodiversity and recycling. It includes many links to videos, games, news and free things. The site is based on links to resources concerned with the environment.
This link was added to our site on July 15, 2004 |
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Features environmental games, science, puzzles, and research information. The NIEHS Kids' Pages are produced by the Office of Management, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), National Institutes of Health, Department of Health and Human Services, as an informational and educational resource for all ages. The intent of this website and its goals are described in greater detail at: Purpose, Character of Use, and Authorization. If you need assistance with any portion of the NIEHS Kids' Pages, please let us know at (919) 541-0395, PO Box 12233, RTP, NC 27709.
This link was added to our site on March 17, 2004 |
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