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From Mark Ewoldson: Reources for APES teachers from APES teachers: I am presenting this opportunity to everyone. Please use mine. Modify and improve them. I believe other veteran teachers should do the same. Please respond directly to Bridget and to me if you are willing to share. I will put together a list of those people to share and put it on the Resource list. []

Some major **scientific organizations**: American Association for the Advancement of Science [] National Academy of Sciences [] The Royal Society []

Useful websites for **information**: Environmental Guardian UK: [] Science 360 [] has lots of science news clips Mother Pelican Journal, a Journal of Sustainable Human Development []

Theme - *Clean Energy for Human Development* Sites for student **Interactions**: [] This is not a video (it's better - live people!), but agreat resource for both Arctic and Antarctic information, including livediscussions with teachers in the field, lesson plans, data, etc. It includes archives and active projects on manydifferent topics, but all are located in polar regions and many deal withspecific aspects of climste change. Onactive projects, the teacher posts journal entries daily and students can postquestions and get answers back from the teacher while they are in the field.Many Arctic projects tend to happen during our summer break, but most Antarcticprojects are going on during our school time. Check it out.