The overall objective of the FED project is to link and use models of forest dynamics, soil processes and canopy energetics to understand how ecosystem response to change affects patterns and processes in northern and boreal forests and to assess the implications for global change. Life Science - When humans travel to Mars or live for extended times in space they will need food, water, and air. Find information here about growing plants in space, water recycling, biological experiments, telemedicine, living and working in space, and activities for educators related to these topics. Is a curriculum designed to teach teachers how to use satellite imagery with their students to explain the migration of animals. Explore how geography, seasons, and weather affect habitats and the migrations of species.
Students utilize real-time scientific data from various technologies and sources.
The Learning Web to be your pathfinder for Earth Science educational information. Explore this collection of educational resources that can be used in the classroom to teach earth science concepts and investigate topics about the Earth that affect people every day and every where. Global View from Space - Check out this working model of how information from several different satellites can be combined and used for complete global coverage of the Earth. This site is graphically intensive and requires a Java-capable browser.