Below are some other great environmental education resources. Ranging from water conservation to protecting endangered species, these organizations have all that you’ll need to keep learning how to Take Care of Texas. Explore their websites below:
The federal agency that handles energy policy and renewables. Their Educational Resources include virtual reality and an overview of types of renewable resources.
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The federal environmental protection agency that works with states on environmental assessment, research, and education.
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This program of the TCEQ works to conserve Galveston Bay for future generations.
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This non-profit organization works to preserve and enhance Galveston Bay.
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GBRA supports responsible watershed protection and stewardship of the Guadalupe and Blanco Rivers.
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A nonprofit organization aimed at making our state the best place to live, work, and play by equipping local partners to build vibrant, engaged communities.
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The federal agency that is responsible for the civilian space program as well as aeronautics and space research.
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The federal scientific and regulatory agency that forecasts weather and monitors atmospheric and oceanic conditions.
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The San Antonio River Authority is committed to a safe, clean, and enjoyable river which is driven by a just cause to harmonize the needs of people and nature through our stewardship of rivers and land.
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Variety of resources to ensure people of all ages appreciate why trees, water, and animals are important.
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Variety of resources to ensure people of all ages appreciate why trees, water, and animals are important.
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Join in recognizing deserving organizations and individuals across Texas for their efforts to preserve and protect the environment.
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Outdoor activities for children, publications, and other resources for parents and teachers.
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Statewide program of volunteers trained to conduct water quality tests and collect data. Hands-on lessons in biology, chemistry, and ecology.
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Program with a variety of school-based programs, workshops for adults, and a collection of conservation materials— including K-12 curriculum.
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The federal agency responsible for farming, forestry, and agriculture. Their Natural Resources Conservation Service has several resources for teachers and students.
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The federal agency that studies the landscape and natural resources of the United States. The USGS Water Science School has a wide variety of educational resources for K-12 learners.
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A free, eight-week program from Texas A&M AgriLife designed to help your students increase their physical activity level and establish a habit of regular exercise.
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Teachers looking for professional development opportunities can check out these organizations that provide resources for strengthening your background in environmental education.