NRDC: Make Waves!

100,000 marine animals die every year when they eat or get caught in GARBAGE. Be sure to recycle plastic and keep litter off beaches. Even trash on the street can end up in the ocean!

Pollution from chemicals we use at home can harm ocean animals. So use cleansers and other household products that are ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE.

Get neat WILD OCEANS wallpaper for your computer. Choose the OCEAN CRITTERS at right, or WHALES or DOLPHINS.

Watch an online movie about how sonar noise pollution is HURTING WHALES. NRDC is working to protect whales from dangerous sonar.

Read our "MAKE WAVES" brochure (pdf) about how to help keep oceans wild.

See lots of info, games, and activities about OCEAN ANIMALS on the Monterey Bay Aquarium website.


	Check out THE GREEN SQUAD to learn how to make your school safe for the environment, and your health! See what you can do to help SAVE THE POLAR BEAR AND THE NORTH POLE, in our Polar Action Guide (pdf). And learn more about Global Warming. Explore WILDLIFE ON THE BRINK to learn about wildlife that may be in danger of extinction. Watch an online movie about how to help save GRIZZLY BEARS! Read about the problem of mercury contamination of fish, and see how much TUNA it's safe for you to eat. See what the actor JACK BLACK has to say about why we should protect the environment. See lots more links to ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION for kids.

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