Students and Nature

Nature Q&A: How Do Birds Stay Cool in The Summer?

 |  Aug 25, 2010

With these cool secrets up your sleeve, you’ll be sure to spark a sense of wonder in your child. Part 2 of 3. Read more

Nature Q&A: What Are Clouds Made Of?

 |  Aug 25, 2010

With these cool secrets up your sleeve, you’ll be sure to spark a sense of wonder in your child. Part 1 of 3. Read more

Introducing Our Nature Haiku Contest

,  |  Aug 17, 2010

Nature is the best Inspires words of happiness Let me share my joy The Japanese art of Haiku requires a creative mind, and nature can provide one of the best … Read more

Campus Ecology blog ranked in “Top 100 Green Blogs for Students”

,  |  Aug 16, 2010

NWF’s Campus Ecology blog was recently ranked in the “Top 100 Green Blogs for Students” by OnlineDegrees.org, a leading online education portal. Sharing the spotlight with other blogs such as Tree … Read more

Join Campus Ecology in Costa Rica!

, ,  |  Aug 13, 2010

Full of adventure, beauty, captivating culture and rich biodiversity, Costa Rica is a prime location to deepen your connection to Campus Ecology peers while studying global warming, sustainable travel and … Read more

Parents: Green Your Child’s School

 |  Aug 13, 2010

Get involved with Eco-Schools USA, and help your child’s school go green–outside, inside, and throughout the curriculum. Read more

Summertime First Aid: Poison Plants

 |  Aug 9, 2010

Defend your family from the “itchy plants” — poison ivy, poison sumac, and poison oak Read more

Summertime First Aid: Jellyfish Stings

 |  Aug 9, 2010

Next time you or a family member gets stung: Be prepared Read more

Eco-Schools USA Case Study: Lincoln Elementary Goes Green

 |  Aug 7, 2010

  Students at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School in Chicago are taking part in the HSBC Eco-Schools USA Climate Initiative, and making huge strides towards greening their school! Amy Andrews, a … Read more

6 Common Nature Myths — Debunked

 |  Aug 3, 2010

Advice to ignore while you’re enjoying the outdoors Read more