Some students submit data from whale watches, but most available data are from satellite tracking and sightings by naturalists. Much of the data can be accessed without a password. A network of environmental scientists and students grades 6-12. Projects are hosted by participating teachers. Topics include studies of acid rain, road kill, ozone, and whale migrations.
Data access is restricted.
An interdisciplinary introductory science course for students in grades 8-10. Six units explore concepts in biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science. Classrooms submit data which are then available for downloading and analysis. Data access is restricted. Curriculum activities are geared for biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science.