Links

Click on the links below to go to other useful sites:

• Follow us on Twitter
• YPTE on Facebook Like us on Facebook and receive nature facts, photos, environmental news and more!
• ARKive Photos, videos and facts about endangered species.
• BBCi Nature Animals Watch thousands of video clips about hundreds of animals.
• Bright Green Kids  Cool videos showing how young people are getting involved in helping the environment.
• BTCV The charity was set up in 1959, and has a successful history of environmental conservation volunteering throughout the UK.
• BMW Education Resources and Information Resources for teachers - animations, games and more for children aged 7-16 on topics such as clean energy.
• Carbon Balanced Carbon calculator.
• Devon Wildlife Trust
• Energy World Where does energy come from? How is it distributed? A great resource for young people by E-ON UK
• European Commission:  publications for children on environmental issues produced by the European Commission.
• exZOOberance Virtual Zoo.
• Fatbirder Fatbirder is a web resource about birds, birding & birdwatching for birders.
• Flying Tiger Productions: makers of many of YPTE's online videos.
• getkidsoutside.co.uk: great website with loads of advice on getting young people to enjoy being active in the outdoors, playing games and enjoying the natural world.
• GLOBE The GLOBE Programme is an international environmental education project, encouraging children in schools to measure their local environment, and make their findings available to everyone using the internet.
• Green Corridor We operate primarily within London using innovative environmental initiatives as the catalyst to address issues affecting our disadvantaged youth and marginalised communities.
• Green Finder GreenFinder - the green directory showcasing the best eco friendly products online & at green events throughout the U.K.
• Higher Sites Limited Specialists in content managed website development and search engine optimisation.
• icanteach.co.uk Where music and learning come to life - a place for teachers, parents and students.
• Kids Net
• Learning through landscapes For anyone who shares our passion for creating stimulating outdoor learning and play experiences for children and young people.
• The Magdalen Project
• Marine Conservation Society
• National Association for Environmental Education
• National Geographic - Geography Awareness Help students to see the world in new ways.
• The National Trust
• Nature Detectives Excellent resources for parents and teachers!
• Naturenet - Environmental Education
• Nature Watch: Flight of the Cranes Some great information on cranes (the flying kind), published by the European Commission.
• Oceanic Preservation Society Oceanic Preservation Society (OPS) is a non-profit organization that creates film, photography and media, inspiring people to save the oceans.
• Ollie Recycles
• Planete Energies A site about energy and the environment.
• Recycling Guide
• Revolve Fun recycled products made from computers, yoghurt pots and more.
• Schoolzone Excellent free teacher resources web guide.
• Share the World Website with lesson ideas and teaching resources on sharing the world.
• Smithsonian Wild Take a peek into the private life of animals with thousands of photos taken by camera traps across the world!
• Suschool The Sustainable schools website helping schools to become more sustainable.
• TES Primary Resources Free cross-curricular primary resources, lesson plans, classroom activities and whiteboard resources covering environmental and sustainable issues.
• The Kepplewray Project Kepplewray challenges exclusion and is founded on a commitment to bring disabled and non-disabled people together as equal partners, promoting the ethos of inclusion.
• The Woodland Trust
• Time for Citizenship
• Wastewatch A practical charity inspiring and helping people to waste less.
• Water Guide Advice and tips on how to save water around the home and in the garden.
• Wild About Woods
• Wild Food School Wild Food School offers courses from half day to two days, students can gain hands-on experience in identifying and using wild food.
• Wildlife Trusts