The following resources are available for check-out. Contact the Center for information or stop by Room 292 in the College of Education and Human Development.

• WILD about Reading
  WILD about Reading is an annotated bibliography of environmental books for students in elementary, middle, and high school. All of these books are available for check-out in the Center’s library.
  Center Holdings [XLS]
• Lesson Plans
• Aquatic Chemistry by Scott Townsend
• Benthic Macroinvertebrates by Taryn Chaifetz
• Earthquake Unit: What a Jerk by Jennifer Knuths
• Energy Flow in Ecological Systems by Alandeom Wanderlei de Olivera
• Friend or Foe: What makes a species invasive? by Britt Koskella
• Soil Erosion: Getting Washed Away by Orvil L. White
• Water Conservation by Lisa Donnelly
• Environmental Videos [PDF]
  The Center for Environmental Education maintains a collection of environmental videos for students in elementary, middle, and high school. This collection is available for check-out in the Center’s library.
• Additional Resources [XLS]
  Other books and videos available in the library of the Center for Environmental Education.