Dauset Trails Nature Center-Welcome to a place where everyone of all ages can explore the beauty of nature and wildlife in a relaxing, peaceful setting.

A non-profit organization established to support the Camp Colton - Project LIFE environmental education program. This outdoor, experiential program for sixth grade students is located on Hart Prairie providing an excellent opportunity for students to experience nature.

Holidays and Courses in an enchanted corner of West Dorset surrounded by over 500 acres of nature reserve.

The Rock Creek Environmental Studies Center is a natural area within Portland Community College's Rock Creek Campus. This natural area of 100 acreas supports the college's Environmental, Landscape Architecture and Biological programs. The site is open to the public and to groups who seek permission.

Shielding Tree Nature Center was formed to offer the community the opportunity to develop a personal relationship with nature. Our programs and activities are for families, individuals, schools, clubs, and organizations - for everyone.

The Montana Natural History Center, a non-profit located in Missoula, Montana, promotes and cultivates the appreciation, understanding and stewardship of nature through education.

Outdoor education program where students learn about environmental issues and the threats to specific ecosystems while traveling in the field. College credit offered. From Alaska to Mexico.

A Camel Trek over 17,000 km around Australia. CAMELL (Circumnavigating Australia Motivating Environmentalists at Local Levels) is an exciting IT orientated expedition attempting the first circumnavigation of Australia with camels. Incorporated into our physical objective is an on-line educational project for schoolchildren, focussing on the environment and cultural awareness. This site aims to provide you with lots of information, including expedition logistics, profiles of each of our camels, information on our sponsors and endorsers as well as the sites we recommend.

At CLEEC, the seashore is your classroom. Our instructors help you discover this ribbon of sand in a whole new way. Our programs focus on ecology and geology.

Discovery Hall Programs opening the field of marine science to Alabama secondary school students through hands-on field and laboratory experience. Since its initiation, Discovery Hall has expanded its marine education program to include K-12 students, teacher training / enhancement programs, and Elderhostel seminars. Easy access to beaches, coastal wetlands, Mobile Bay and the Gulf of Mexico provides the Program with an ideal location for marine learning experiences.