GreenChoices

Focus on Forests is an educational website about forest issues run by the World Land Trust.

Explore woodlands, rivers, woods and the wildlife of the UK with Naturegrid as it has links to places all over the UK where you can go to study nature. If you have a very small brother or sister this is good.

WWF has lots of information on species and habitats, aimed at different age groups.

This Global warming and Climate Change site from the government department DEFRA will allow you to get your facts straighter about this complex topic.

The Kids Organic Club has an interactive organic farm, it gives you facts about organic farming and it offers you to debate between organic and intensive farming.

The Vegetarian Society have a youth section where they argue their case

Tiempo is the website of The Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia. This is a DIY Guide to climate change.

Cool Planet allows you to find out about how people live all over the world, it allows you submit artwork, poetry and writing on issues of global concern.

Global Gang is from Christian Aid is a fun exploration of what it is like to live in a developing country. It also explores our connections to other places and raises the issue of fair trade.

Includes Go Goat, Go! - an online game exploring a simple way ("recycling" goats!) in which people in poorer communities can improve their lives. There is a Christian Aid Learning Pack also related to this theme.

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Youth Voice from UNICEF UK allows you to find out about a range of issues such as child poverty and child labour.

Funergy is a site with interactive games to catch the energy wasting monkeys.

Energychest visit Joules the robot to find out about the fascinating world of energy.

Ollie Recycles Join Ollie and his friends and find out about the 3R's - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Ollie's dog, Buster, has a quiz for you at the end.

Green Earth Guardians are some fun cartoons that you might use for a poster campaign in your school to start a green or environment club.

Green Maps is a global project which invites young people to create a map of their local community as a guide to being green. Get mapping with a few friends. Ask your geography teacher about it.