Learning Guides

SaveNature.Org learning guides invite you to explore rainforests and coral reefs and your own local nature to find the connection to saving wildlife and wild places forever. Learn where animals live and why rainforests and coral reefs are important. Remember, you can help save these remarkable ecosystems through the Adopt An Acre and Adopt A Reef programs. So get started.

Learning Guides Exploring Rainforests Exploring Coral Reefs Coral Reef Nature Notes Coral Reef Coloring Sheet Common Bay Area Butterflies and their foodplants Federally Endangered and Threatened Species of Arthropods Classifying Arthropods/Bilingual English/Spanish Hummingbird Food Plants for Bay Area Landscapes The Importance of Insects and Their Arthropod Relatives Que es un Artropoda

Insect Activity Sheets

Insect Coloring Sheet Ecosystems & Insects Lab Bugs in the System Recipes Backyard Biodiversity Insect Safari/Bilingual English/Spanish

Insect Fact Sheets Insect Fact Sheet Sources Anise Swallowtail Butterfly/Bilingual English/Spanish Buckeye Butterfly Honey Bee House Cricket/Bilingual English/Spanish Jerusalem Cricket Mission Blue Butterfly Monarch Butterfly Painted Lady Butterfly/Bilingual English/Spanish Termites Yellow Mealworm Beetle/Bilingual English/Spanish Yellowjacket Western Bumble Bee Pocket Guide Eastern Bumble Bee Pocket Guide Bumble Bee Pocket Guide Everyman's Guide to Carpenter Bees Everyman's Guide to Mason Bees Madagascar Hissing Roach

Other Arthropod Fact Sheets American Brown Recluse Spider California Tarantula Calisoga Spider Orb Weaver Spiders Sowbug, Pillbug/Bilingual English/Spanish Western Black Widow Scorpion Millipedes/Milpies bilingual

News Articles about the Insect Discovery Lab "Learning to Love Insects" Time for Kids, 2010 “Center targets kids before bugs ‘uncool’” Contra Costa Sun, 2006 “Getting Creepy for a Cause” SF Chronicle, 2005
“Tiburon Pupils Bug-eyed Over Insects” Marin Independent Journal, 1999

Be an Eco Hero!

Discover all about the secret lives of the ocelot by Adopting Acres in the rainforest of Guanacaste. The exquisite markings on the cat serves as camouflage in the rainforest of Central and South America.