81. Ecosystems Teaching Package: Ecological Science Education An ecological teaching package for school science classes may be viewed online or downloaded free. activities illustrate how different living things (including humans) depend on each other and their environment.. Green issues; helping the ecosystem. (Ages7-14). http://angelfire.com/sk/monkeypuzzle/ecopackage.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" e cological e ducation through Primary school science [Frames] [No Frames] THE "ECOSYSTEMS" TEACHING PACKAGE by PS Rose This is a science teaching package about Nature, for children of 7-14 years. It looks at the differing and the common needs of living things (including human beings), their relationships with each other and with their surroundings. The significance of individual organisms within ecosystems is explored, as are the consequences of human influence. The package was designed to be taught within the school science curriculum, but would also satisfy other curriculum requirements, such as art, language and geography. It specifically fits within the guidelines for Key Stage 2 of the British National Curriculum. Many activities, experiments, discussions and games are suggested, to stimulate learning in different ways. The topics are all interrelated to compliment one another. Extracts from different sections of the package can be viewed online (below) . The whole package can be downloaded (free) as a series of Word documents. These are formatted ready for printing (around 15 pages in the teacher's guide and 15 pages of children's worksheets). Ecological Education - What's the point?

82. Procurement Activities : Environmental Activities | NTT EAST The Center will (1), Observe all environmental laws and commit itself to environmentalactivities according to NTT East s Global environment Charter. http://www.ntt-east.co.jp/purchase_e/environment/

Environmental policy of Procurement and Supply Center Jun 25, 2002 Procurement and Supply Center of NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPPHONE EAST CORPORATION ( hereinafter referred to "the Center") is an organization for procuring products related to telecommunications equipment. With the understanding that "protecting the Earth as the basis for your own survival keeps society growing," the Center will help raise humankind's living standards and do business with making sure that the global environment to be protected. The Center will: Observe all environmental laws and commit itself to environmental activities according to NTT East's Global Environment Charter. Assess the environmental impact of the Center's activities and set environmental objectives and targets within the scope that is environmentally and technically possible. By continuously committing itself to environmental activities, the Center will prevent environmental pollution. Make every effort to purchase eco-friendly products as follows; 1) Higher energy efficiency and energy-saving 2) Use of recycling products and materials 3) Other measures, including the alleviation of the environmental impact of products produced and scrapped.

83. Federation Of Nova Scotia Naturalists - Home Ten naturalists clubs form the Federation, whose activities include the conservation of species and spaces, education, and the sustainable use of resources. Provides excellent links on natural history, conservation and nature. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Environment/FNSN/hp-fnsn.html

Federation of Nova Scotia Naturalists What's Hot FNSN Members Joining FNSN ... Organizations The Federation of Nova Scotia Naturalists exists to support the common interests of naturalists clubs, and to represent those clubs at the provincial level. Its primary activities include the conservation of species and spaces, education and the sustainable use of resources There are 10 naturalists clubs within Nova Scotia which together form the Federation of Nova Scotia Naturalists. The FNSN is affiliated with the Canadian Nature Federation and is a member of the Nature Conservancy of Canada and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society. L.Bogan - April 1999

84. NTT EASTFProcurement Activities^Environmental Activities The Center will (1) Observe all environmental laws and commit itself to environmentalactivities according to NTT East s Global environment Charter. http://www.ntt-east.co.jp/purchase/english/kankyo/

Group Procurement site NTT NTT WEST July 1, 1999 Mr. Yasuo Sekimoto Director General Procurement and Supply Center NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPPHNE EAST CORPORATION Procurement and Supply Center of NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPPHONE EAST CORPORATION (hereinafter referred to "the Center" ) is an organization for procuring products related to telecommunications equipment. With the understanding that "protecting the Earth as the basis for your own survival keeps society growing," the Center will help raise humankind's living standards and do business with making sure that the global environment to be protected. The Center will: (1) Observe all environmental laws and commit itself to environmental activities according to NTT East's Global Environment Charter. (2) Assess the environmental impact of the Center's activities and set environmental objectives and targets within the scope that is environmentally and technically possible. By continuously committing itself to environmental activities, the Center will prevent environmental pollution. (3) Make every effort to purchase eco-friendly products as follows;

85. Saskatchewan Environment - 1998 Saskatchewan Environmental Directory Comprehensive list of nongovernment organizations, government and private agencies and offices which offer services or are involved in activities that pertain to the environment. Provides contact and profile information. http://www.se.gov.sk.ca/corporate/whoswho/

Saskatchewan Environmental Directory Annual Report Budget EcoRegions Fire Areas ... Site Map The Saskatchewan Environmental Directory is a comprehensive list of non-government organizations, government and private agencies and offices which offer services or are involved in activities that pertain to the environment. The Saskatchewan Environmental Directory provides the user with the organization name, address, contact name, telephone/fax number and an organizational profile where applicable. The directory is updated on a continuing basis. To add or update a listing in the directory, please contact Saskatchewan Environment's Inquiry Centre A listing in this directory does not imply recommendation or endorsement by Saskatchewan Environment. We reserve the right to include or delete listings, and to edit information provided by an organization. Who's Who Table of Contents Federal Government Provincial Government Municipal Governments Labour Organizations ... Other Sources of Scientific and Technical Information Note: Organizations and their descriptions were gathered from a variety of sources. If your organization is not listed and you would like it to be, send an e-mail to the webmaster via

86. CN - Safety And Environment - Environmental Activities Environmental activities. FAQ. Environmental activities. Through its programsand systems, CN is fully committed to environmental protection. http://www.cn.ca/safetyenvironment/environment/activities/en_SEEnvironmentalActi

News Investors Community Risk Management ... Waste Management Environmental Activities Through its programs and systems, CN is fully committed to environmental protection. By accessing and using this Web site, you agree to its Legal Terms and Conditions Privacy © 2004, Canadian National Railway Company

87. The Wandsworth Society Concerned protecting open space and the quality of the built environment in Wandsworth. Information about activities, events, membership and campaigns. http://wandsworthsociety.org.uk

A non-political community environmental group based in Wandsworth, South West London since 1971. Registered Charity No.263737 Aims of the Society Home page The Wandsworth Society is concerned.with the quality of life in Wandsworth. We are active in the protection of open space and the quality of the built environment .We campaign for better solutions to dire local traffic problems and against major threats such as Heathrow Terminal 5. We also contribute to improving our unique riverside environment as a community amenity and for wildlife. We participate in and encourage local regeneration partnership initiatives. We welcome new members The Society welcomes new members and we are always looking for new people to join our specialist committees. Current campaign issues + Wandsworth town center traffic + Riverside quater developement + Heathrow terminal five impact Young people can help too The Society is keen to spread awareness of local environmental issues amongst young people. In particular we are interested in developing projects with schools and youth groups.

88. Environmental Activities.<1>. Harmony with the surrounding environment (symbiosis with the local community)Kind to birds (use of window glass that birds do not normally fly into); http://www.honda.ca/MarineEng/Technology/environmental/default.htm

Design and Constructing of Factories Hamamatsu Hosoe Plant The construction of the Hosoe Plant in Hamamatsu, Japan was completed in September 2001. The Hosoe Plant, located near Lake Hamana, is regarded as Honda's environmental benchmark plant for the 21st century as it will be the site for implementation of Honda's Green Factory concept. (1) Enviromentally-friendly planning and design Effective use of water resources/Zero wastewater in the production process Use of recirculating water for checking complete outboard engines (Closed system) Use of rainwater for flushing toilets and as water supply for the cooling tower (utilization ratio of 40%) Higher energy efficiency and reduced CO2 emmissions Highly efficient production system (Line integration from engine assembly to shipment to improve the production space efficiency) Direct shipment of packaged products by transport containers (reduced storage space and transport energy) Energy saving by using reduced air pressure to drive tools Energy-saving factory building (heat insulation) and equipment (inverters, reuse of waste heat) Solar power generation using next-generation thin film solar cells Introduction of constant monitoring devices for rain drainage Harmony with the surrounding environment (symbiosis with the local community) Kind to birds (use of window glass that birds do not normally fly into) Planting of 32,000 trees on the boundaries to create a local forest

89. Welcome To Paper University! Information and activities for students and teachers on papermaking, recycling, forestry, trees, paper crafts, careers, and the environment. http://www.tappi.org/paperu/

90. Environment | Activities To Improve Sustainable Management | Ricoh Global society that limits the environmental impact caused by economic activities to a levelthat the selfrecovery capability of the natural environment can deal with http://www.ricoh.com/environment/system/1.html

Global Contact Site Map Environment Sustainable Management (Environment) ... Environmental Sitemap Activities to Improve Sustainable Management Activities Promotion System Management System ISO 14001 ... Environmental Impact By developing environmental technologies and encouraging all employees to participate in environmental activities based on plans to improve sustainable management, the Ricoh Group will be able to conserve the environment and make a profit at the same time. From Passive Environmental Stage to Proactive Environmental Conservation Stage and the Responsible Stage of Sustainable Management In its past environmental conservation approaches, the Ricoh Group first went through a Passive Stage, in which it dealt with regulations and responded to customer needs, then a Proactive Stage, in which it reduced its environmental impact by voluntarily setting higher goals in environmental conservation as a global citizen. Now, the Ricoh Group is preparing to enter the Responsible Stage of sustainable management, in which it pays equal attention to environmental conservation and deriving economic benefits. As a global citizen and a company, it is necessary to ensure profitability in all environmental conservation activities. The Ricoh Group, based on its environment management information system , checks its achievements from environmental and economic viewpoints and identifies the issues that need more attention to ensure continuous improvements in its defined sustainable management.

91. Soil Biology And Biochemistry This Elsevier journal is a forum for research on soil organisms, their biochemical activities and their influence on the soil environment and plant growth. The Site contains information for authors and subscribers and a searchable Table of Contents and Index. Articles available in HTML and PDF format. http://www.elsevier.com/inca/publications/store/3/3/2/

Home Site map picswapper("picswap", [/authored_framework/ + "images/topbar_1.jpg", /authored_framework/ + "images/topbar_2.jpg", /authored_framework/ + "images/topbar_3.jpg", /authored_framework/ + "images/topbar_4.jpg", /authored_framework/ + "images/topbar_5.jpg", /authored_framework/ + "images/topbar_6.jpg"], 5000) Advanced Product Search Products Journal information Product description Editorial board Guide for authors Online submission ... Special issues and supplements Subscription information Bibliographic and ordering information Conditions of sale Dispatch dates Journal related information Most downloaded articles Impact factors Other journals in same subject area Related publications ... Select your view Chief Editors: J. S. Waid, J. Anderson, R. Burns, D. Coleman See editorial board for all editors information The number one journal in soil science (Journal Citation Reports - ISI - 2002). Most downloaded articles Publisher's acknowledgement to Reviewers Description For more information/suggestions/comments please contact AuthorSupport@elsevier.com

92. About Us - Environmental And Cultural Activities Environmental activities. Environmental Conservation activities. Environmental Report2003, ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT 2003, NEW! Environmental Report 2003 / PDF 1.2MB. http://www1.shimadzu.com/about/environment/

Environmental Activities Environmental Conservation Activities Environmental Report 2003 NEW! Environmental Report 2003 / PDF 1.2MB Back Number Environmental Report 2001 / PDF 1.7MB Environmental Report 1999 / PDF 1.4MB Support for the United Nations University In 1996 the United Nations University began a three year project entitled "Environmental Monitoring and Analysis in the East Asian Region: Technology Transfer and Environmental Governance" with the aim of tackling the worsening environmental pollution around the world. Shimadzu supported this project with a donation of funds (approx. 86 million yen), the loan of 6 types of Analytical Instruments (approx. 70 million yen), and the provision of support for analytical work. The aim of this project is to standardize the analytical technology required to monitor the concentration of chemical pollutants present in the drinking water, foods, soil and atmosphere of the East Asian region. Eight countries - Japan, China, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam - are participating in this project.

93. Sociaty Of Environmental Journalist-Nepal (SEJ-Nepal) A nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection and conservation of environment in the country. Includes an introduction, plans and activities and a photo gallery of the society. http://www.sej.org.np/

SEJ - NEPAL SEJ-USA are independent and separate organisations registered in their respective Countries SEJ-Nepal is a non-governmental organization established in 1993 with the joint efforts of young and inspired journalists. A general meeting of dedicated journalists, scientists and environmentalists in an elaborative discussion that year identified that the natural environment is being deteriorated and heading alarmingly to disfigure this pristine land if an immediate and concerted effort of journalists is not taken urgently to save the natural environment.SEJ-Nepal is the only one Environmental journalists organisation having it's national networking with several regional and district branches. Contact Address: Central Office Kathmandu Metropolis-32, Anamnagar P.O.Box.13167 Phone:00977-1-257706 / 257661(0), Fax:00977-1-257706 E-mail: sej@wlink.com.np

94. > Energy.gov : Environment include site closure activities, disposition of nuclear materials and waste, andscience and technology research to facilitate the environmental clean up. http://www.energy.gov/engine/content.do?BT_CODE=ENVIRONMENT

95. Defra, UK - Environmental Protection UK government activities and information related to protecting the rural environment. http://www.defra.gov.uk/environment/index.htm

Skip navigation Environmental protection Home Contact Defra About Defra News ... Homepage > Environmental Protection Introduction to Environmental Protection Air Quality Chemicals Climate Change Consumer Products ... Other material Our aim is to protect and improve the environment, and to integrate the environment with other policies across Government and in international fora. Effective protection of the environment requires activity on many wide-ranging different fronts - for example, from acting to limit global environmental threats (such as global warming) to safeguarding individuals from the effects of poor air quality or toxic chemicals. It is one of the four objectives of sustainable development. Actions to protect the environment also produce benefits such as housing (through improved energy efficiency of buildings), social progress (through action to combat fuel poverty) and economic growth (through more efficient use of resources, such as re-use, recycling and recovery of waste). What's new (Defra index) News releases (current material; all Defra) - pre June 2001 see

96. EHPC Page Established to coordinate policy development for environmental health activities related to the mission of the U.S. Public Health Service (PHS) and its agencies. http://web.health.gov/environment/

About the Environmental Health Policy Committee (EHPC) Member Organizations and Representatives EHPC Subcommittees President's Task Force on Children's Environmental Health and Safety ... Search Please Note: The Environmental Health Policy Committee is inactive at this time. This Web site provides only archival information about the EHPC's activities. Please visit the Web sites of agencies that participated in the EHPC for current information on any topic found here. [ Home ] About EHPC Members Subcommittees Task Force ... Contact Us

97. Environmental Activities| DAIBIRU CORPORATION Daibiru Group has established the Corporate Behavior Charter covering its activities. orderto fulfill our social responsibility in regard to the environment. http://www.daibiru.co.jp/english/corporate/environ.html

Daibiru Group has established the Corporate Behavior Charter covering its activities. Article 4 concerns commitment to environmental issues. Based on the principle expressed in this article, we have established the Daibiru Group Action Guidelines Regarding Environmental Protection in order to fulfill our social responsibility in regard to the environment. Comply with environmental laws and regulations and protect the Earth's environment. Introduce technologies and systems for efficient use and saving of resources and energy. Extend the life of equipment and reuse resources to reduce and recycle waste. Achieve coexistence with the environment through development aimed at reduction of environmental impacts. Establish an environment management system, disclose the Company's environmental protection measures, and carry out environmental protection activities. Daibiru is promoting measures to reduce energy consumption. Main cases Efficient operation of equipment Energy consumption is minimized by efficiently operating facilities and utilizing inverter equipment. Energy-saving air conditioning using fresh air and automatic blind/roll screens Fresh air is used if air cooling is necessary in winter. At Umeda Daibiru Building, sunlight detection type automatic blind/roll screens are used to reduce external heat loads.

98. CPAWS Nova Scotia The society is about the conservation of wilderness and natural areas. At present it assumes responsibility for the Atlantic region and shows activities, announcements and contacts. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Environment/CPAWS/index.html

Job Posting: CPAWS-NS Chapter Coordinator Download the Off Road Vehicle Petition CPAWS NS 2004 Annual General Meeting will be held Saturday May 8th starting at 1PM at Dalhousie University, in the McCain Building, room 1102, 6135 University Avenue. CPAWS – NS is very excited to host naturalist and award winning author Harry Thurston as our AGM keynote speaker. Harry Thurston is the author of numerous books of poetry and non-fiction, and one of Canada 's most widely published freelance journalists whose articles have appeared in Audubon National Geographic , and Canadian Geographic and have received six national journalism awards. Mr. Thurston will be reading from his new book: A Place Between The Tides, A Naturalist's Reflections on the Salt Marsh and speaking about the need for preservation of this extremely productive habitat where land meets sea. Pre-AGM Hike CPAWS members and the public are also invited to join volunteers and staff for a morning hike at Long Lake Provincial Park, meeting at 10:00AM at the trail head on St. Margaret's Bay Road. Please call (902) 446-4155 for directions to the trailhead. Welcome to the Website of the Nova Scotia Chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) is a national registered charity that was founded in 1963 in western Canada. The society now has headquarters in Ottawa, eleven regional chapters, and about 20,000 members across the country. The society works to ensure that nature comes first in parks management, and that additional protected areas are created so that Canada's biodiversity and wilderness are retained. The society achieves this through education, research, and advocacy. CPAWS believes that most Canadians support the society's aims, and that progress can therefore be achieved through cooperative approaches with governments, First Nations, and individual Canadians.

99. Dublin Healthy Cities A partnership approach to enhancing the health of Dublin, its environment and its people. The site provides information on the concept, the structures, the activities and the publications. http://www.dublinhealthycities.ie

Tionscanamh Cathracha Folláine Baile Átha Cliath To enhance the health of the city, its environment and its people Welcome to Dublin This site covers most of the activities of Dublin Healthy Cities over the last ten years. Dublin is one of just under fifty cities designated by the World Health Organisation as a Healthy City.

100. About Toyota: Environmental Commitment -- Organizations -- Toyota Environmental Toyota Environmental activities Grant Program Names Recipients for FY2001 In Commemoration of Receipt of the UN Global 500 Award -. http://www.toyota.com/about/environment/organizations/unep.html

Toyota Tips to Maximize Gas Mileage. Learn more about Arbor Day. Click here for Toyota environmental screensaver. Learn about our other philanthropic initiatives. Toyota Environmental Activities Grant Program Names Recipients for FY2001 - In Commemoration of Receipt of the U.N. Global 500 Award - Toyota Motor Corporation and The Toyota Foundation announced on October 15, 2001 the selection of 15 FY2001 recipients for the Toyota Environmental Activities Grant Program. The program was established in 2000, in commemoration of Toyota’s receipt of the Global 500 Award in 1999 from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) . Based on the theme of "Social Investment for Sustainable Development", the program provides grants to practical, regionally rooted projects in Japan and overseas. In its second year, the grant program received 76 applications (compared to 25 last year) covering a wide range of activities, from domestic and foreign universities and research institutes as well as non-governmental organizations, in 21 countries, engaged in civic and environmental activities. The selection committee, consisting of a group of experts from Japan and abroad, based its selections on considerations of the business feasibility of the applicants’ activities; the prospects of such activities for future development; their need for support; and how well they benefited their local communities. A total of 160 million yen will be awarded in grants to the 15 organizations that were selected for FY2001. Since the program started last year, 24 recipients have been awarded a total of 300 million yen

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