Check out the following resources to learn about climate change.......

• Taiga Net is a co-operative environmental and community web network based in Whitehorse, Yukon with excellent information on climate change in the North.
• Climate Change site by Environment Canada with information on climate change, taking action, news and events and linkd to related sites.
• The David Suzuki Foundation provides background on what climate change is, as well as science, impacts, solutions and projects for climate change.
• The Goverrnment of Canada Climate Change Web site contains up-to-date information on issues and actions, as well as a resources for teachers page.
• Community Learning Network links to "Theme Pages which support the study of Global Warming/Climate Change, to help teachers provide instruction in this theme.
  

• Students' Climate Lab by the Government of Canada contains activities for students on questions and games regarding climate change.
• EcoKids Online is Earth Day Canada's environmental education program for youth who care about the planet, with interactive material.
• Global Warming Kids Site is maintained by the United States Environmental Protection Agency, containing information on global warming, games, links and climate animations.
• Beginner's Guide to the UN Framework Convention- gives background information to understanding climate change, and the importance of the Kyoto Convention.

• The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change - up to date news releases from around the world on climate change issues.
• The Climate Ark is a Climate Change Portal and Internet Search Tool that provides access to reviewed climate change and renewable energy news and information.
• The Media Room provides access to Government of Canada climate change news releases and speeches.
• CBC, using the quick search feature, brings up all relevant news on climate change, beginning with the most recent.
• The Globe and Mail contains articles on climate change issues in Canada and International
• The Sierra Club of Canada contains interesting documents on climate change and the effects of governments, nationally and internationally, to influence public opinion on how to deal with climate change, if in fact it poses a danger.