Visit a diverse Canadian ecosystem at Wetland Watch, www.redshiftnow.ca/wetland. Ontario welcomes you to view a wetland and see how it changes over the course of a year. As the temperature drops and rises, different animals call this wetland home. Push the play button and watch as the scenery changes, and check out Who Lives Here to see what species of animals come and go. Take note of specific dangers to this delicate environment in Wetland Threats, which can include even flowers and mosquitoes. If you want to help, Take Action and support wetland life before it's too late. (This website is temporarily unavailable.)

The Why Files invite curious minds to explore A Winter's Tale at http://whyfiles.org/123snow. Did you know winter's beautiful snowflakes are a complicated form of precipitation that must defy gravity to lay their crystal blanket on the ground? See how clouds affect our weather and learn a little more about global warming and its relation to cloud cover. Soar along the super speedy jet stream and see how sports helped us discover the power behind these winds. Before you head outside to greet the cold one-on-one, check out how to paint a pretty picture and see the beauty behind the ice.

Calling all Earth Buddies! Do your part to help with environment when you click on http://library.thinkquest.org/06aug/00442/index1.htm. See What's Up and get information on major threats to our planet like pollution and the ever-concerning global warming. Make a difference at home when you learn how to make your place a greener, safer environment through solar energy and conserving electricity. Run some calculations with the S.E.E.K. calculator and find out just how friendly you really are with Mother Earth.

Get down and dirty when you click on Scorecard, The Pollution Information Site at www.scorecard.org. Enter your ZIP code to see how polluted your home county is. More Facts on Pollution gives you the 4-1-1 on who the biggest polluters are and what pollutants are the most harmful to the environment. Practice your right to know about pollution and tell the Environmental Protection Agency to keep information about pollution public for a safer, smarter world.

Learn about life on Earth when you visit the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, www.amnh.org/explore/ology/biodiversity. Biodiversity is the relationship living things share with each other and their environments. What We Do gives you the lowdown on how scientists are studying biodiversity all over the world. From Africa to North America, biodiversity centers are working to help carry out conservation projects. Be a smart consumer and see what you can do to make a difference with everyday choices about food, water and energy.

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