We asked Gemini for recommendations of different websites or information hubs and here’s the list. All credits to Gemini from Google!

General Ecology:

• Treehugger: A popular site with news, tips, and stories on sustainability and green living.
• National Geographic: Stunning visuals and in-depth articles on all aspects of the environment, including ecology.
• The Ecological Society of America: The world’s largest community of ecologists, offering research, journals, and educational resources.
• Web Ecology: Publishes research papers from all fields of ecology.
• Earth.com: A broad resource for environmental science, offering news, articles, and interactive features.

Specific Topics:

• Conservation Biology: The Society for Conservation Biology’s website features news, research, and resources on conservation efforts worldwide.
• Climate Change: NASA Climate Change covers the science, impacts, and solutions related to climate change.
• Marine Ecology: Ocean Conservancy focuses on protecting the oceans and marine life.
• Forest Ecology: Rainforest Alliance works to protect tropical rainforests and the communities that depend on them.
• Urban Ecology: The Urban Ecology Lab at UGA explores the ecology of cities and their sustainability challenges.

Educational Resources:

• Khan Academy: Offers free video lessons on ecology and other environmental science topics.
• Crash Course Ecology: A YouTube series with engaging and informative crash courses on various ecological concepts.
• Nature Education: The Cornell Lab of Ornithology provides educational resources on birds, ecology, and conservation.
• PBS Learning: Educational videos and activities on ecology and the environment.
• The Nature Conservancy: Educational resources on various ecological topics, including biodiversity, climate change, and water conservation.

Community and News:

• Science blogs: Check out blogs like Dot Earth, Yale Environment 360, and Environmental Working Group for news, commentary, and analysis on environmental issues.
• Forums and social media groups: Connect with other ecology enthusiasts on forums like Ecology Forum or join Facebook groups dedicated to specific ecological topics.

Interactive and Fun:

• Ecosia: A search engine that uses its profits to plant trees.
• Earth Day Network: Resources and activities for celebrating Earth Day and taking action for the environment.
• Project Noah: Share and explore wildlife observations from around the world.
• National Geographic Photo Ark: Stunning photos of endangered species.