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Sustain.no is an educational tool for sustainable development. The site includes activities complete with guidelines for how the pupils can investigate, discuss and communicate their results. When the results are submitted to the network, they are made available for others to view.
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Join the BEAGLE project! (2009-12-01)

BEAGLE is an online free biodiversity project open to all schools in Europe. Learn about tree phenology and record phenological events together with other participants all over Europe!

CO2nnect - CO2 on the way to school (2008-03-31)

CO2nnect is an international internet-based school project that addresses CO2-emissions from transport. 544 schools have so far registered, and more schools are very welcome. Follow link for more information and sign-up!

Global POP (2007-03-19)

A global network of schools investigating environmental pollutants in fish from the Arctic and worldwide.

Phenology of the North Calotte (2006-01-12)

The project pages and activities for «Phenology of the North Calotte» have moved from Miljolare.no to this web site. You can use your existing login and password for the new pages.

Registrations this year

  1. So far in 2013, 29 participants from 8 countries have carried out 187 activities

Latest registrations

  1. Følg et tre gjennom årstidene
    ZŠ Hlavná 5, Družstevná pri Hornáde (2013-04-30)
  2. Følg et tre gjennom årstidene
    ZŠ Hlavná 5, Družstevná pri Hornáde (2013-05-01)
  3. Phenology of the North Calotte
    Kirkenes ungdomsskole (2013-05-23)

Most popular last year

  1. Følg et tre gjennom årstidene (LN22)
    (33 participants)
  2. Phenology of the North Calotte (BN2a)
    (15 participants)
  3. CO2 på skoleveien (LR23a)
    (8 participants)

Contact information

Centre of School's
Science Education,
University of Bergen
Allégaten 41
N-5007 Bergen, Norway

Phone: +47 55 58 22 59

post@sustain.no