District Guide: Subject Guide: Climate Crisis and Conservation

Teacher Resources

Windsor Non-Fiction Resources

Air Quality by Yael Calhoun (Editor)
Climate Change by Yael Calhoun
Climate Change by Shelley Tanaka
Earth's Changing Climate by Trevor Smith
Global Warming by Laurence Pringle
Global Warming by Debra A. Miller (Editor)
The Green Encyclopedia by Irene M. Franck; David Brownstone
An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore; Jane O'Connor (Adapted by)
Our Choice by Al Gore
Our Poisoned Sky by Edward F. Dolan
Rough Guide to Climate Change by Robert Henson; Rough Guides Staff
Water Pollution by Yael Calhoun

Our Corner of the World

Mountain Pine Beetle - Natural Resources Canada

Mountain Pine Beetle - Ministry of Forests BC

Oceans

David Suzuki Foundation - Oceans

Climate Change and the Impact on Fish Species in the North - Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Sea Level Rise and Storm Surges on the B.C. Coast

Our Food Supply

Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada - Food Supply

Climate Impacts on Food Security - United Nations World Food Program

Research Organizations

Government Agencies & Reports

The Paris Agreement

Climate Researchers

Windsor Fiction Resources

The Carbon Diaries 2017 by Saci Lloyd
The Carbon Diaries 2015 by Saci Lloyd
Dry by Neal Shusterman; Jarrod Shusterman

Environmental Studies

Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene

Foundations

Change Agents

University Programs in BC

Canadian Science & Technology Museum

National Geographic

Geothermal Energy Article

Featured Websites

David Suzuki Foundation - Climate Change

Natural Resources Canada - Climate Change

What is the future of Climate Change? - a video from How Stuff Works

Inside Climate News A Pulitzer Prize-winning, non-profit, non-partisan news organization dedicated to covering climate change, energy and the environment

Ted Talks: Climate Change

Subject Guide: Climate Crisis and Conservation

CLIMATE CRISIS

"We need to make an almost existential change, the solutions are there, and we have no excuse...the science may be frightening, but the solutions are clear."

- Joyce Msuya Uniterd Nations Environment Programme