Descirbes a school district's recycling program of aluminum lunch trays that are collected after their use. The trays are used as scrap metal in industrial education workshop and used for sand castings. (PS)

Talented high school science students study ecological and environmental problems of Lake Erie and Lake Chautaugua at Fredonia College, New York. (CP)

A school project to reclaim strip mined lands produces a nature trail. (CP)

Describes a local environment study undertaken by high school biology students. This study evoked considerable support from local government agencies and civic organizations. (PS)

Provides an introduction to Project WET (Water Education for Teachers). Examines approaches to water education, how the Project WET program is different from other water education projects, how the program is implemented in the classroom, what kinds of materials are available, and how to obtain Project WET. (LZ)

Describes innovative educational programs at a museum. Students can work as curators and animals can be borrowed for use in classrooms. (PS)

Describes a project designed to involve the entire student body of a junior high school in the study of the local environment. (PEB)

Biology teachers can take advantage of educational experiences while vacationing during the summer. These experiences include activities at Colorado's Keystone Environmental Center, in the Caribbean, and at National Audubon Society summer camps. (JN)