41. CSANR - Center For Sustaining Agriculture And Natural Resources and present organic farming research, teaching and education the free Database ofIPM resources (DIR) comes from the USDA s Sustainable agriculture Network (SAN http://csanr.wsu.edu/programs/bioag.htm

Washington State University Home CSANR Proposals CSANR Publications ... Links What is BIOAg? The need for a more sustainable agriculture will require greater reliance on biological processes that are renewable, non-polluting, and provide multiple benefits to farmers and society.  At Washington State University we are using the term Biologically Intensive Agriculture (BIOAg) to describe these sustainable agricultural systems.  Organic farming is the most well developed example of this concept. Initiative for Biologically Intensive and Organic Agriculture in Washington State As the Land Grant Institution in Washington State, Washington State University (WSU) is striving to meet the growing needs for information about sustainable agricultural systems.  As part of the mission, the CSANR is developing a comprehensive research and education program on biologically intensive and organic agriculture. CSANR Proposals WSU Request for BIOAg funding submitted to WSU College of Agriculture and Home Economics Washington State Request for funding submitted to Washington State Federal Request for funding submitted to the federal government CSANR Publications and Reports Northwest Symposium on Organic and Biologically Intensive Farming: Advances in Research and Education Alternatives to fumigation for control of apple replant disease in Washington State orchards.

42. Ecology And Environmental Education California Biodiversity Council teaching resources on biodiversity in Service;Natural resources Conservation Service - US Department of agriculture; http://www.csun.edu/~vceed002/biology/ecology/ecology.html

Chapters: Sourcebook for Teaching Science (1) Thinking Scientifically (2) The Science Curriculum (3) The Language of Science (4) Communicating Concepts (5) Problem Solving in Science (6) Science Activities and Projects (7) The Science Laboratory (8) Professional Issues Internet Resources for Teaching Science Resources for Teaching Biology Resources for Teaching Chemistry Resources for Teaching Physics Resources for Teaching Geoscience Science Teaching Standards Science Education at CSUN Environmental Education for California National Resources for Environmental Education Environmental Protection Biomes and Ecosystems ... Endangered Species Environmental Education for California California Environmental Resources Evaluation System - CERES is an information system developed by the California Resources Agency to facilitate access to a variety of electronic data describing California's rich and diverse environments California Resources Agency -The California Resources Agency is responsible for the conservation, enhancement, and management of California's natural and cultural resources, including land, water, wildlife, parks, minerals, and historic sites. California Energy Commission - The California Energy Commission is the state's primary energy policy and planning agency, charged with ensuring a reliable and affordable energy supply. It offers

43. Jobs | Catholic Relief Services to design/produce teaching materials/resources. Key Working Relationships InternalNational staff, Country Representative and EARO RTA for agriculture. http://www.catholicrelief.org/about_us/jobs/jobsearch.cfm?jobid=648

44. Agriculture Resources agriculture into the science and match curriculums. http//www.flag.com/PlanetAg/.Plant Dictionary. Plant Dictionary is an indexed system of teaching resources http://coekate.murraystate.edu/katelinks/rep/ag/default.asp

You are here: MSU COE KATE KATE Links Agriculture Resources P-2 Teachers Students Parents ... KATE Links Home 4-H is the Cooperative Extension System's nonformal, educational program for young people. 4-H enables youth to have fun, meet new people, learn new lifeskills, build self-confidence, learn responsibility, and set and achieve goals! Youth learn by doing and receive an award for a project. http://www.4-h.org 4-H Virtual Farm At this site, you will learn about farming and agriculturevirtual tours of horse, aquaculture, beeef, dairy, poultry and wheat farms. An interactive quiz follows each tour to test students' knowledge. http://www.ext.vt.edu/resources/4h/virtualfarm/main.html Ag in the Classroom AGRICULTURE IN THE CLASSROOM is a grassroots program coordinated by the United States Department of Agriculture. Its goal is to help students gain a greater awareness of the role of agriculture in the economy and society, so that they may become citizens who support wise agricultural policies. A must see for students & teachers! Virtual field trips, lesson plans, grant info, "teacher talk"….excellent site! http://www.agclassroom.org/

45. CTE: ISU Wakonse Fellows network of dedicated professionals who can share resources and offer 2001, CorlyBrooke, Center for teaching Excellence. 2001, Deborah Muenchrath, agriculture. http://www.cte.iastate.edu/fellowships/wakonse.html

ISU Wakonse Fellows Wakonse is a word from the Lakota Indian language that means "to teach ... to inspire." The Wakonse Foundation (http://www.wakonse.org/) , in Columbia, Missouri, brings together people who find that inspiring and helping others to learn is what drew them into higher education. The foundation runs an annual Conference on College Teaching at which colleagues learn about themselves as teachers, explore new methods of teaching, and join a growing network of dedicated professionals who can share resources and offer mutual support. Iowa State University sends a team of new Wakonse Fellows to the Conference on College Teaching each year, joining approximately 100 faculty members from other colleges and universities across the midwest. Wakonse Fellows are identified not only as exemplary teachers, but also as ones who inspire other faculty to enrich their own teaching. They are, in a word, models for the community of teacher/scholars. Pictures from the 2000 Wakonse Retreat. Pictures from the 1999 Wakonse Retreat. Pictures from the 1998 Wakonse Retreat. ISU Wakonse Fellows Year Wakonse Fellow College or Program Jim Pease Animal Science Steve Freeman Susan Yager English/CTE Associate Director Ginny Blackburn Management Pam Patterson CTE/VPUP Cindy Gould Cheryll Reitmeier Amy Slagell (English) Matt Wagner Instructional Technology Center Steve Mickelson Craig Ogilvie Alex Tuckness Political Science Kari Hensen Student Affairs John Wong Marketing Dee Egdorf Graduate Student David Fisher

46. Science Education Science of Food, agriculture, and Environment Each issue contains articles, researchnews, laboratory exercises, career information, and teaching resources. http://www.cast-science.org/education/

47. Library Locations & Opening Hours 100km east of Perth, provides a wide range of information services and resourcesin the fields of agriculture, farm management top. teaching resources Library. http://lisweb.curtin.edu.au/services/hours.html

Library Home Catalogue Databases Finding Information ... Index Library Locations and Opening Hours T.L. Robertson (Main) Library Bindery Corporate Services Information Desk ... Teaching Resources Library NB. All times are subject to change. Some libraries may be open longer hours near exam periods. Public Holiday opening hours will be advertised. T.L. Robertson (Main) Library TL Robertson Library (Building 105) Curtin University of Technology Kent Street, Bentley 6102 Western Australia Postal Address: GPO Box U 1987, Perth 6845, Western Australia Phone: +61 8 9266 7164 (Recorded message of library opening hours) +61 8 9266 3281 (Lending Services Desk Renewals) +61 8 9266 2145 (Information Desk) Click here for opening hours and dates top Bindery Contact for help with thesis, specialised and general binding and laminating. Find out about Bindery Services Phone: +61 8 9266 7151 Level 2 of the T.L. Robertson (Main) Library

48. Sustainable Agriculture Curriculum Materials Ethical issues in agriculture. Top. resources for teaching Sustainable agricultureThis supplemental guide is included free with the teachers guide. http://www.wisc.edu/cias/pubs/curricul.html

Curriculum materials As one of its first projects, in 1989 and 1990, CIAS collaborated with the Wisconsin Rural Development Center and the Department of Public Instruction to produce a high-school teacher's guide to sustainable agriculture. This guide and its supplement continue to be recognized as valuable resources for teachers who want to learn more about sustainable agriculture and teach their students key concepts, thinking skills, and hands-on skills. Toward a Sustainable Agriculture: A Teacher's Guide This 152-page guide includes six teacher reference guide sections outlining the scope of sustainable agriculture, an instructional unit summarizing key concepts, and 21 learning activities. It was prepared by a task force of farmers, researchers, activists, extension staff, continuing and vocational education specialists, agriculture educators, and others. The first draft was field tested and reviewed by more than 100 Wisconsin agriculture education instructors. Reference guide sections are: Introduction to sustainable agriculture Sustainable cropping and livestock systems The economics of sustainable agriculture Alternative agricultural enterprises: new ways to sustainability Public policy issues in sustainable agriculture Ethics and agriculture: can agriculture be good?

49. Resources http//www.uky.edu/agriculture/Entomology/ythfacts/entyouth.htm. Educational resourcesincluding lesson plans and materials for teaching entomology to http://www.entfdn.org/Resources.html

Educational Resources Educators An index of K-12 resource sites can be found at: http://www.ent.iastate.edu/list/k-12_educator_resources.html Entomology education links for children, described and rated, from Lightspan's StudyWeb. http://www.studyweb.com/links/3549.html A curriculum for elementary-school children from an entomology outreach program in Oakland, California. http://www.bugpeople.org/curriculum/curriculum.htm A K-12 curriculum on insects that combines hands-on classroom activities and internet-based activities. http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/citybugs Lesson plans based around the hornworm and teacher's guide-site to raising the hornworm. This site includes a webcam pointed at a developing hornworm 24-7 during the school year. Shots are archived every hour. http://manduca.entomology.wisc.edu Learn about using common field and house crickets to teach skills of observation and measurement. The unit also includes basic information on cricket biology and introduces students to the scientific literature. http://members.attcanada.ca/~ecade/cricket_n_classroom.html

50. Bioscience Sciences, agriculture, Forestry, and Food Science, and takes over from the CTI Centrefor Biology. BIODIDAC A bank of digital resources for teaching biology. http://www.ltss.bris.ac.uk/subjects_bioscience.htm

home helpdesk contact us news ... search Bioscience Teaching resources: some good examples Biology The life cycle, developmental sequence and crowding effect of the tapeworm Physiology Interactive acid-base tutorial Microbiology How now mad cow: a web tutorial Learning and Teaching Support Network Centre for Bioscience The centre supports the subject areas of the Life Sciences, Agriculture, Forestry, and Food Science, and takes over from the CTI Centre for Biology. BIODIDAC A bank of digital resources for teaching biology. CTI Biology resources Link direct to the old CTI site for links and resources. CTI Geology, Geography and Meteorology Agriculture CLUES – Centre for Computer Based Learning in Land Use and Environmental Sciences SOSIG – Social Science Information Gateway ... OMNI – Organising Medical Networked Information The UK's gateway to high quality biomedical Internet resources. BUBL Information Service Life Sciences The World Lecture Hall Agriculture ... search

51. Agricultural Resources on agriculture and Food Security. Crop Term Glossary. GRIN Germplasm Info aboutPlants, Animals, Microbes, and Insects. Plant Dictionary teaching resources for http://www.stormloader.com/geocoop/agriculture.htm

AGRICULTURE HOTLINKS DATABASES CROP PRODUCTION SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE HOTLINKS AgriCator: Agricultural and Related Information SITE INDEX Agriculture On The Internet Agricultural and Related Information Agriculture Page in EINet Galaxy Agricultural and Horticultural Resources ... ASAE: Agricultural/Biological/Environmental Links DAINet: Deutsches Agrarinformationsnetz - German Agricultural Information Network CHM: German Clearing House Mechanism on Biological Diversity GENRES: Information System on Genetic Resources International Agriculture Links IPMnet: Agricultural Servers Worldwide - Excellent Site Not Just Cows: The first guide to internet resources in agriculture Web Directory: Science - Agriculture Yahoo Search Engine: Science - Agriculture Options Search all of Yahoo Search only in Agriculture DATABASES AgDB: Agriculture-Related Information Systems, Databases, and Datasets CPIDS: Crop Parameter Intelligent Database System FAO: Domestic Animal Diversity Media Database FAOSTAT: Statistics Database PLANTS: National Database ZADI: German Centre for Documentation and Information in Agriculture Bibliographical Databases FIZ-AGRAR: Information Centre Food, Agriculture and Forestry

52. Education World® : Vocational Community Center : Vocation : Agriculture s sites are among the best on the Web for teaching about gardens USDA The United StatesDepartment of agriculture main page with lots of resources and links http://www.education-world.com/vocational/vocation/agriculture.shtml

Vocational Ed Community Administration Education Vocation ... Vocation Agriculture A G R I C U L T U R E Articles School Gardens Sprouting in Chicago Chicago kids help create urban gardens. GREAT SITES FOR TEACHING ABOUT... Farm Animals From September 17 to 23, the Humane Society of the United States and its local chapters are promoting public awareness of farm animalsthose productive, hardworking creatures that contribute so much to our survival and comfort. What better time to enjoy some lively, informative, and fun Web sites all about farm animals? New Books Help Growing Kids Grow Great Gardens! Green-thumbed kids can grow schoolyard gardens, victory gardens, salsa gardens, and more. Find great ideas for “growing” great classroom projects in three recently released books! Gems from the Garden - Digging Up Activities for All Ages! As temperatures warm and snow melts, educators search for ways to invite new growth into their classrooms. The Internet is full of hands-on activities for the indoor and outdoor gardener. Plant a seed, design a garden, or investigate the life of a worm - welcome the new season with those activities and a crop of others! Included: Online resources for students to plan and plant their own Fantasy Farm! Great Sites for Teaching About......Gardens

53. Using The Internet To Obtain Teaching Resources And Conduct Research and browsing of current teaching opportunities, and continually reviews new sitesand adds resources. Art Abstracts, Biological and agriculture Index, Wilson http://www.latech.edu/tech/education/workshop/workshop.html

to Using the Internet to Obtain Teaching Resources and Conduct Research I. General Teaching Materials II. Search Engines III. Online Books IV. Online Journals ... IX. Research I. General Teaching Materials: Education World http://www.education-world.com Education World offers education professionals, parents, students, and administrators a place where they can start each day to find the lesson plans and research materials they are looking for. The site is updated weekly with fresh new lesson plans and curriculum ideas, articles on issues that are of interest to educators, and much more. The Virtual Public Library http://www.vpl-imc.org/cf/lobby.cfm A great website for teachers and students. The "projects" section is particularly interesting, and the visualization tools can deepen stuendts' understanding of math and science principles. A huge site that is visited often, it will tend to be slow at prime time, especially when the user works within the multimedia section. Lesson Plans and Resources for Teachers http://www.remc4.k12.mi.us/muskegon/lessons.htm

54. Green & Growing's List Of Cool Stuff links, teaching resources,and more. Study Web Great studyresourse for the web, tonsof links to education sites, including severalsustainable agriculture links http://www.gatewest.net/~green/from/cool.html

agAccess: the Agricultural InformationSource Lots of publications on all types of agriculture Agrinet AlternativeFarming Information Centre Biological Controls Cool information on biocontrols from Cornell University Green Crossroads cool information and solutions to core environmental problems Don't Panic, Eat Organic Information on organic foods EarthSource Greenproducts, philosophy, etc. Electronic GreenJournal Lots of cool environmental information EnvironmentalEthics Resources on the www cool and calculated It's About Our Health Cool information on biotechnology New York State IntegratedPest Management a cool source of tons of information on IPM PANNA Everything you everwanted to know about pesticides, but didn't know where to ask Sustainable Sources of thingsranging from building to travel Cool Teaching Resources Appetizers for Math K12 Cool math lessons CM Magazine (Canadian Materialfor Young People) Educational material reviewed. K 12Science Columbia University's list of science education sites New YorkTimes Learning Page Daily teaching resources for current events. NewYork Times Lesson Plan Archive Archive of lesson plans.

55. Agriculture In The USA Today: Teaching Resources For K-6 . Provides general background information about...... agriculture in the USA Today teaching resources for K6 Murphy, DonaldJ. http://www.mellenpress.com/emp/mellenpress.cfm?bookid=3818&pc=9

56. March Positions Open of the Division of agriculture and Natural resources of the University of California.Applicants should send a complete curriculum vitae, teaching and/or http://www.asae.org/resource/mar.html

57. Teaching And Learning Resources Foundation for teaching Economics. as well as content standards, links, and resources.agriculture; Environmental Science; Business; Marketing; Finance; Consumer and http://casn.berkeley.edu/pages/TLResources.html

Teaching and Learning Resources Curriculum Guide For Career Academies This guide was made possible by funding from the Wallace-Reader's Digest Funds the Stuart Foundation the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation the Walter S. Johnson Foundation and the Office of Educational Research and Improvement U.S. Department of Education. Acknowledgements CASN would like to acknowledge the contributors to this guide. Marilyn Raby, a CASN Field Consultant, conducted the research that produced the information contained here. Thom Markham, an academy teacher at Drake High School, combined this with his own knowledge and converted it to the format seen here. Bob Lenz and Tricia Ryan helped to edit and refine this further. Our appreciation is extended to all for their contributions. Table of Contents Information Indexes Search Engines Web Portals For Education Lesson Plan Sources ... Career And Subject Resources Information Indexes An information index is a set of topic menus and submenus where selections are narrowed to find what you need. Yahoo is the best known of these sites, but there are others that are great places to start for project and curriculum ideas. Site Description Comments/Rating Yahoo www.yahoo.com

58. Re: [cg] Teaching Resources Title Re cg teaching resources Jen, You might try contacting the local county whodeal with food and nutrition programs, and even sustainable agriculture. http://csf.colorado.edu/archive/2003/garden/msg00042.html

Date Index Re: [cg] teaching resources by Lekoma Akate 14 January 2003 18:55 UTC Thread Index Title: Re: [cg] teaching resources Jen, You might try contacting the local county agent. The extension service will probably have people who deal with food and nutrition programs, and even sustainable agriculture. There are also the Master Gardeners who might be helpful. The extension service has progressed far beyond the Hank Kinble of Green Acres. You might also find out if there is a horticultural therapist in your area. Good luck, Lekoma From: Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 17:26:39 GMT To: community_garden@mallorn.com Subject: [cg] teaching resources I'm a community garden coordinator, trying to improve on offereing public education workshops. I'm in pursuit of teaching resources. I'm looking for short/medium length interactive activities to facilitate learning about the value of supporting local foods, and a Just Food System, etc. My organization works with all ages, adult and youth. i'm always interested in adult curricula for organic gardening as well. Thanks for your help

59. Biotechnology Australia - Site Guide Site guide What is biotechnology? Site guide Human uses; Site guide Environment;Site guide Food and agriculture; Site guide teaching resources. http://www.biotechnology.gov.au/biotechnologyOnline/Site_map/Site_map_main.htm

Site Guide Teaching resources Issues Site guide Home Site guide : What is biotechnology? Site guide : Human uses Site guide : Environment ... Site guide : Teaching resources

60. We're Proud: Faculty And Staff - Agriculture And Natural Resources, College Of and Staff Agronomist Receives Regional teaching Award; College Top 25 in US agriculture;Investigating Nutritional Egypt; Ag Natural resources' Miller Awarded http://www.agnr.umd.edu/proud/

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES We're Proud... of our Faculty and Staff! AGNR Home We're Proud Home Search Faculty and Staff: Agronomist Receives Regional Teaching Award College generates patent income for University Sun Supplement Provides Water Quality Information to Marylanders Faculty Aids in Environmental Project Campus Scientists Selected for Nitrate Run-off Project Salmonella Breakthrough Excellence Award "Top 25" in U.S. Agriculture Investigating Nutritional Deficiencies in Egypt ... Dr. Russ Brinsfield Named Executive Director Agronomist Receives Regional Teaching Award Dr. Robert Hill, associate professor in the Department of Natural Resource Sciences and Landscape Architecture (NRSLA), has received the 1999 Outstanding Teaching Award from the Northeast Branch of the American Society of Agronomy (NEB-ASA). Hill was nominated by his peers in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and chosen from a pool of outstanding candidates by a NEB-ASA committee of faculty from various universities. "Dr. Hill's easygoing manner, his attention to detail, and his strong desire for students to learn make him an excellent teacher," says Dr. Richard Weismiller, chair of the Department of Natural Resource Sciences and Landscape Architecture. "We're pleased that he has been recognized for his outstanding work."

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