Science Sites
Environment
Amazon Interactive - Explore the geography of the Ecuadorian Amazon
Sierra Club Critical Ecoregions The Critical Ecoregions Program offers a practical, long-term strategy to buttress the "web of life" on Earth.
Subject lists at EnviroLink - sponsored by the Network for Change
Athena Earth and Space Earth and Space science for K-12 in a site sponsored by NASA
Rice University EcoDiversity (Called a Virtual Library of Ecology and Biodiversity)
Global Climate Changes includes "Global land environments during the last 130,000 years"
El Nino Up-to-date statistical information, including satelite data, on El Nino, as well as oceans
Yahoo's Environmental list
Solstice: Internet information service of the Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology.
Environment WWW Virtual Library - Good subject lists, or you can enter search terms
EPA's Acid Rain Program - extensive US Government site including full-text documents
Chemistry
Chemistry & Physics Resources, These links are good, solid resources
Cornell Math and Science Gateway - just look under Chemistry
Web elements - an online version of the Periodic Table of Elements
Biology
General Biology Teaching Internet Resources --Access Excellence: Genentech, Inc.'s national program to put high school biology teachers in touch with their colleagues, scientists and critical sources of new scientific information. Includes a glossary, news, message boards, a collection of teacher-developed lesson plans for biology-related classroom activities, and more.
The Biology Place: - A subscription web service for biology educators and students at the college and high school levels. Content areas include chemistry, cells, genetics, evolution, diversity, plants, animals, and ecology. Sections contain student activities, selected web resources, and research news. Instructors will also find teachers' forums and curriculum materials.
Dissection
Fetal Pig - A Nebraska high school site that includes a slide show of the dissection
Fetal Pig humor (I couldn't help it...)
Hints for dissection - produced by the Biology Department at Goshen College
General Bio links - a huge collection of links produced by a dental hygenist
Earthworm dissection - North Shore Country Day School's 6th grade science page
Biology Bookmarks - awesome list of Biology teaching links
Virtual Pig - A dissection in the virtual world
Dissection links - from the Mining Company
Medicine.Net - an online resource for all kinds of medical questions
Oceanography
Oceanography Resources on the Web from U.S. Department of Commerce/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Neptune's Web - from the Naval Meteorology and Oceanographic Command
Wood's Hole Oceanographic Institute : Check out :Where can I go to get answers to questions about Oceanography?
K-12 Resources on Oceanography - a list of links compiled by the staff of the Wood's Hole Oceanographic Institute
Alaska Wildlife Notebook Series - from the Alaska Department of Fish & Game
Sea World/Busch Gardens Animal Resources - from their animal information database
Ocean Planet - an exhibit from the Smithsonian Institute
Science Resources for Teachers and Students - under Marine Biology. - site produced by Bellmore-Merrick High School
Oceania Project - The Oceania Project is a non-profit education and research organization dedicated to raising awareness about Cetacea and the ocean environment
WhaleNet - an interactive educational web site which focuses on whales and marine research. WhaleNet is sponsored by Wheelock College with support from the National Science Foundation.
WindandSea - An atmospheric and oceanic sciences Internet Resource Locator. Over 1,000 selected links.
Physics
PhysLink: Physics and astronomy online education and reference
About.com: These sites are chosen and catalogued by experts in the field.
PhysicsWeb - good selection of links on a variety of Physics topics
American Institute of Physics:
American Physical Society: - look especially at their list of Physics links
CERN: This is the European Laboratory for Particle Physics. CERN is the home of the scientist who invented the World Wide Web
National Aeronautics and Space Administration: