Lake Houston Area Nature Club : For nature lovers. Meet at 7pm the first Wednesday of the month from September through May at the Trailwood Village Pool/Community Room Center (Take Kingwood Dr. to Woodland Hills Dr., turn south on Woodland Hills Dr. then turn right on Running Springs and follow it around to the pool parking lot).
Kingwood Garden Club : For gardening lovers. Meet at 9 am the first Tuesday of each Month from September through May at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, 2929 Woodland Hills Drive in Kingwood.
Lake Houston Garden Club : The group meet at the same place as the Kingwood Garden Club, on the 2nd Monday of each month at 7 PM. They have lots of programs on composting, organic gardening, and the like.
Earth 911: the best directory to find most environmental info in your area.
Citizen's Environmental Coalition: the umbrella organization for most environmental groups in the Houston area.
Green Houston : a blog to discuss environmental issues
Houston Environmental Organizations: Many of the environmental groups in Houston with link to their website.
Scorecard: US environmental maps. Enter your zip code to find out what pollutants are being released in your community and who is responsible.
Organization Search : Search for environmental organizations in the entire United States.
Major Environmental Laws: Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act, etc.
About the Environment: Many environmental links by issues, news, forums, chats, etc.
Best Environmental Directories: A selection of more than 650 environmental subjects worldwide.
Environmental Health Center: Frequently asked questions on many environmental and health issues.
Ecoinfo: Index by issues, Eco-news, everyday Eco- solutions, green companies, etc.
Recycling : Local recycling information and links to recycling related websites.
Trees: You will find links to websites specializing in trees (choice, identification, care, etc.) on the bottom of the Arbor Day page.
Actions online: Help save the environment with just a few clicks of your mouse. Find out about environmental groups in the Houston area.
The following websites are for both teachers and students. However the first three links mainly focus on curricula for teachers while the others are designed more specifically for children with educative activities and games.
EE-link: Environmental Education Resources on the Internet.
A to Z teacher stuff:Trees, recycling, composting, pollution, Earth Day, etc.
NWF, Environmental Education: Schoolyard habitat program, educator resources, etc.
Environmental Protection Agency: Great resource center for teachers, students and kids (age 5 to 12); information on many topics, games, science projects, etc.
Kid's Face: The world's largest youth environmental organization started by a 9-year old girl. Membership is free to children and teachers.
Kid's Planet: Facts, games, stories for children and resources for teacher about wildlife.
National Wildlife Federation, Kids & Teens: Games and information for children and teachers.
Kaboose: Games, songs, activities, crafts, poems, stories and links to other websites with activities for children.
Epatrol: Fun environmental quizzes and facts for children.
Recycling - School Activities and links to many websites for teachers and students.
Arbor Day - School activities with animations and games to know more about trees.
Earth Day - School Activities and links to many other Earth Day websites.