Youth Links

Penguins are in danger!

You may have heard that the Globe is getting warmer. Does it really happen? What will happen to us if the Earth gets warmer? What is its impact on penguins? What can we do to protect the Earth against climate change? What can we do to control the climate change?
You can find your answers in penguin’s site.

UNEP Youth group

This site has been established to increase youth participation in environmental activities in all UNEP youth programs through cooperation and communication. The activities of the UNEP for the youth are as follows:

1. It activates and establishes environmental organizations from around the world and promotes communication and bilateral cooperation between the governments and associations.
2. UNEP highlights and profiles the work of youth environmental organizations, through events, web sites, newsletters, books, recognition of youth environmental work, and other appropriate means of youth-friendly media.
3. UNEP also organizes, every two years, youth activities as part of the UNDP Governing Council Meetings, annual meetings for the YAC (Youth Advisory Council), Internet meetings and joint regional or global events.
4. UNEP provides information and supports youth advisors and their organizations; to participate in youth environmental activities at all levels.

Happy Earth Day!

This site has useful information and programs for celebrating “Earth Day” in schools and organizations. Programs and suggestions in this site are easy to implement.

Canadian Youth and Climate Change

This is Canada’s governmental site on climate change. You can find lots of good and useful information about Global Warming through educational games and activities.
Although, it is a wide site but you can easily search what you want. The students and teachers can find some useful information in “student’s climate lab”.

Learn about Climate:)

You can search for environmental issues and climate change in this site. It is a very useful site for teachers and students.
You can find interesting environmental topics, teaching instructions, news and articles about climate change too.

Let's play!

This site has a wonderful and easy game for students. This game is designed by Dr. Seuss’s book. Louraks, the hero of this game, saves the forest and all the animals in this forest. In this site, you can also find other educational games about environment protection.

Play and Learn.

This site is full of educational and fun games for children in different ages. It has games from pre-school to middle school age children.
“ Beach clean-up”, “ Clean your country” are suitable games for fifth and sixth grades.

For Kids

This site has been developed by EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency). There are lots of wonderful stories about air pollution and funny games. Users also learn how to clean their cities.
Games, pictures, stories etc. in this site help you to learn more and more about environment. This site will download the software you need to play the games.

World Youth Organization on Climate Change

The goal of this site is to make students and youth aware of climate change and increase their participation in related issues in 66 countries.
Developers of this site believe that all of the local environmental activities can be done by governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and individuals in every society.