Here you will find multiple links to other online Eco-Sites that will provide you with more info on current Eco-news, activities, fun and games, and other neat stuff. So click away, enjoying the wonderful places on the web that pay tribute to the world that we call home.



1.) The Beakman and Jax "You Can" Site. Here you can find answers to all your wacky questions. This is a great site for kids as well as adults. Learn how to make your own new paper by recycling old newspaper. All you wanted to learn about acid rain. What causes global warming? And what is that big hole in the ozone above your head? Let Beakman and Jax answer all of your questions. This is a fun site and I suggest that you take your time and look around because there is a lot to see and find out. You can also find e-mail address of your Congress-persons and tips on writing to them. Please utilize this list to let your Congress representative know that you would like to see our environment and the creatures that occupy it preserved.

2.) National Parks and Conservation Association has been a leader in fighting to preserve our parks and to keep them open to the general public so that all may enjoy the wondrous sights that our planet has to offer us. NPCA's mission is to protect and improve our National Park System and to promote the understanding, appreciation, and sense of personal commitment to park lands. Every year NPCA puts together March For Parks where everyone who would like to see our national heritages preserved comes out to show their support. A great site to find out about our parks and how you can best enjoy them.

3.) The National Arbor Day Foundation carries out a great many activities to encourage tree planting and environmental stewardship by the general public. Find out what arbor day is all about. Through Tree City USA, Arbor Day educational efforts, Arbor Day Farm, the Conservation Trees campaign, and the new Rain Forest Rescue drive, the Foundation's message is reaching millions of people. A must for people who love to garden, for there are a great many gardening tips to be found here.

4.) Do you find it easier to express your concern through writing? Then Global Response is the place for you. Each of their monthly Global Response Action (GRAction) newsletter highlights a specific environmental emergency. The GRAction provides background information on the environmental threat, recommends actions to take, and gives the names and addresses of the corporations or governments responsible. Their Eco-Club Action newsletter is written for use by high school eco-clubs, neighborhood environmental groups, and other "Earth-friendly" youth organizations. Global Response's Young Environmentalists' Actions (YEA) network was created because young students wanted a chance to make a difference in the Earth's future. Their YEA network proves that polite letters form thousands of concerned young people from around the world can help stop environmental destruction! Global Response's on-line Quick Response Network (QRN) alerts members to emerging situations involving environmental activists around the world. When Global Response learns of activists who are being harassed, threatened, attacked or killed, Emergency Actions are sent to members by e-mail asking them to write letters or send e-mail messages or send faxes to authorities who can intervene to protect the lives, safety and human rights of environmental activists.

5.) The Rain Forest Action Network houses a great amount of information on almost all environmental issues. Take a look at all the campaigns that they are putting together for a better future for everyone. There is also something for the kids. Oh yes, children, you have a lot of power, too. Do you think you know enough about the environment to know that it is not in trouble? Well, take this quiz to find out. Guess what? They have their own What You Can Do (on a global level). Environmentalism is not a doomed pursuit. Find out about all the Eco-victories of one of the many Eco-organizations that are committed to protecting the present to preserve the future.

6.) The Sierra Club was founded in 1892 by a group of people led by John Muir to save the wild treasures for the benefit and enjoyment of their generation and generations yet to come. Since then they have grown to encompass all of United States as well as dealing with certain global issues to protect what our ancestors were wise enough not to destroy. They are a great resource of recent Eco-news. Learn how to become an Activist. It's for the good of all people. And hey! it's not all about work. Discover the beauty that we Ecofriends are protecting by participating in Sierra Club outings. Find out where Sierra is located near you. Educate yourself about the environment so that you may better protect it. Sierra Club is a true Eco-hero that is committed to protecting our environment.