The charges that technology is ruining the environment, wasting our resources, dehumanizing the worker, and invading our privacy are each discussed briefly. (DT)

This document provides information for the complete classification of members of the phylum Arthropoda. Both major and minor insect orders are discussed relative to their anatomical characteristics and importance. (CS)

This final report to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was prepared by the Institute for Environmental Education (Cleveland) in the form of an environmental education guide for administrators. The contents are divided into seven parts: Introduction, Environmental Education--What Is It?, The Responsibility for Planning, Training the Cadre,…

This article reports the results of a 1985 survey (n=204) of Indiana teachers' environmental knowledge and attitudes. Twenty-six of the respondents were social studies teachers. Results showed that the social studies teachers were only marginally literate regarding their physical environment and related energy/environmental problems. Included are…

The Junior League has provided many communities with various volunteer services including environmental education. (RC)

Compiled by acknowledged leaders in environmental career information, this guide is a completely revised and updated edition of what has become the standard reference on the subject. It is the most comprehensive and reliable resource available for anyone seeking information about environmental career opportunities and how to get started in one.…

The idea behind quasi-wilderness hiking is to offer trail opportunities beyond the high density, highly developed recreational site. (Authors/JA)

An adaptation of the introduction to the report of the same title, available from the Commission of Undergraduate Education in the Biological Sciences. (AL)

An in-depth examination of the place of Environmental Health Management within a health department. Examines problems of fragmentation of environmental health functions of the federal government, the scope of environmental health, determining environmental needs, and local administrator responsibility. (LK)

A seminar in environmental education focused on ways to teach conservation concepts in the public schools of Utah. (CK)

Suggested in this article are experiments that can be used in the classroom, are inexpensive, need simple equipment, and are easy for the children to conduct. (RB)

Describes the success of a West Virginian program of extension education for the training of sewage treatment plant operating personnel. (AN)