Lists undergraduate degree programs in environmental studies at Canadian institutions including combined degrees, college diplomas, post-diplomas, and joint offerings. (WRM)

This list of print and electronic resources is designed to act as a springboard to assist practitioners in finding information to start implementing sustainability efforts on their campuses. The resources are listed in the following categories: general, international, K-12, policy/partnerships, campus environmental assessments, green building,…

Lists the names and addresses of contacts within the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) which link Canadian, American, and Mexican educators with Environmental Education and Communication (EECOM) in Canada. (AIM)

Presents an overview of electronic and published sources on pesticides. Includes sources such as databases, CD-ROMs, books, journals, brochures, pamphlets, fact sheets, hotlines, courses, electronic mail, and electronic bulletin boards. (MCO)

Lists titles of 31 environmental programs over 13 broad categories including terrestrial ecosystems, oceans, health and welfare, and energy, industry and transportation. Describes the general objectives, implementing agencies, and the role of UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme). (YP)

Provides a resource directory for marine careers, including name, address, and telephone number of contact persons. Also provides listings of minority professional organizations, organizations supplying information on marine careers, and general reference materials on marine careers. (JN)

Presents a catalog of recycling education materials. The list is subdivided into two categories, recycling curricular documents (23 entries) and recycling educational materials (16 entries). (MCO)

Lists a variety of groups and resources related to environmental concerns for young people. Focuses on youth-led environmental nongovernmental organizations, youth environment-related books and reports, and funding sources for youth environmental initiatives. (DDR)

Offers resources for sustainable development, defined by the United Nations as development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Includes citations for 13 books, eight articles, one guidebook, one newsletter, three videos, and eight Web sites. (NB)