A Catholic look at Earth Day with resources on environmental information, stewardship of creation, and St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of ecology.

Small site with the history of Earth Day and a poem.

Includes list of year-round programs and links to sales sites.

Urges people to make the day more than a free concert in the park by reducing or eliminating man-made energy use.

Includes a history of the observance, environmental timeline, a virtual tour of an arctic wildlife sanctuary, a collection of activities just for kids, and resources for teachers. From the Wilderness Society.

Reviews impact of Earth Day since its beginning in 1970. From Christian Science Monitor.

Features a large collection of fact sheets and policy papers. Provided by the National Center for Public Policy Research.

Celebrating Earth Day in the neighborhood with activities and projects; lists ideas and resources.

A short game consisting of 10 multiple choice questions pertaining to the environment.

The official site with information on events, history, proclamations.

Teaching plan for teachers of grades 2 - 3. Developed as a student project for Utah State University.

Teaching plan for teachers of grades 4 - 6. Includes contact information for organizations that offer materials, information, and projects for protecting the environment.

Editorial asserts that Earth Day is the time to challenge the environmentalist premise that man should be sacrificed in order to preserve nature.

Offers annotated links to sites that focus on the annual observance as well as related environmental issues.

Article contends that environmentalism will destroy civilization.

Features the history of Earth Day, along with crafts, games, and many educational activities.

A collection of environmental articles published in TIME, including cover stories on toxic waste, the ozone and global warming

Includes history of the celebration, listing of EPA-sponsored events, and other resources.

Short history of Earth Day.