National Scene: This site catalogues the collections of the top natural history museums. Most reside in the US, just click on the map. For a more complete list of worldwide museums click HERE....

FREE: Learn about US government programs to enrich educational opportunities in science and other fields and funding for project, FREE at this site. The government is soliciting partnerships from educators.

Environmental Connections: Click on the icon to learn more about specific birding projects and environmental programs. Even more projects are available by clicking HERE.

Lesson Plans: This site lists a number of science based lesson plans including birding specific topics. For more information on projects, surveys and educational programs visit the American Birding Association by clicking HERE...

Class Link: If you are are an educator searching for international cross class communication opportunities, this site is for you. They will put you in touch with other classes that are studying birds and other topics all over the world. They also offer language conversion technologies that will allow your class to communicate in many languages.

Fund Raising for Nature: A Bird’s World Donation Channel contributes 10% of  proceeds to nature conservation organizations who work towards enhancing habitat and the understanding of wildlife.

Find Outdoor Activities: If you are an educator searching for a field trip, activity, guest speaker, or exhibition this part of our site is being designed for you. We’re building this capability into our site in the near future. For now we suggest you click the icon and search national and state parks for outdoor activities.

School Yard Habitat Project: In conjunction with the National Wildlife Federation, A Bird’s World has established incentives for schools to establish an individual School Yard Habitat.

State Birds: This site catalogues illustrations and descriptions of America’s 50 state birds. Click on the map to visit.

Classroom FeederWatch: In conjunction with the National Science Foundation, National Audubon Society and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology this is a classroom curriculum designed for grades 5-8.

Projects: Whether you are searching for an in-school or at home activity, Cornell coordinates a multitude of birding projects for your students to get involved with.

Birds of North America: The Patuxent Wildlife Research Center maintains a database of all of the species of birds seen in North America. Please click on the map  icon to view photos, sound files and affiliated information found on the Birds of NA page.