Earth Sciences Education

• Adirondack Science Online - Educational program utilizing the Adirondack mountains. Features areas for contributing data, reporting events, discussing observations, and learning from discoveries.
• California Underground: Our Caves and Subterranean Habitats - Educational resources and photographic tours covering info related to the vast array of caves, cave biology, and cave conservation.
• Earth Fact Sheet - Basic earth statistics as provided by the NSSDC.
• Earth Science from Moorland School - Earth science for institutes of learning featuring the rock cycle, plate tectonics, planetary structure and origins, volcanoes, atmosphere, fossil fuels and polymers.
• EarthNet - Earth science details for both teachers and students. Glossary, lesson plans, exhaustive links, index of topics, and additional resources available.
• Exploration of the Earth's Magnetosphere - Descriptive non-mathematical intro to the research concerning the Earth's magnetic environment in space as well as its history. Includes master index of 70+ related text files.
• Geology Postgraduate Research Supervision Survey - Survey of geoscience research students, emphasizing the quality of supervision and problematic areas discover by students carrying out research.
• International Geoscience Education Organisation - Objective is to work towards the improvement of education as it relates to the earth science fields, specifically in K-12 grades. Features newsletters and conference calendar.
• Museums Teaching Planet Earth - Educational earth science resources and software created by Rice University in conjunction with the Houston Museum of Natural Science. Officially funded by NASA under the Office of Earth Science
• Our Dynamic Earth - Interactive exhibits regarding planet Earth. Employs QuickTime, Shockwave and Acrobat Reader plug-ins.
• Science for Everyone - Compilation of recent articles on topics regarding the science of planet Earth. Provided by AGU.
• Understanding our Planet Through Chemistry - U.S. Geological Survey site links to reports demonstrating how chemists and geologists utilize analytical chemistry to explore earth science questions.
• USGS Learning Web - Educational Resources especially for the earth sciences from the United States Geological Survey.