CEE offers great environmental literature for not only children but also adults.

Perfect for kids of all ages, this Suess classic was written in honor of the first Earth day, and brings the tender insight of the good doctor to the environment and our destruction of it. A poignant tale of industrial society's lack of regard for natural things, this story hits deep for many, and has even been banned by some of the more timid and narrow-minded communities of our country. More...

A source for used, out of print and rare children's books. The site has a great search engine that can help you locate environmental children's books.

Hoff has unearthed this diary of a child genius raised in pioneer-era Oregon, which details her interactions with the natural world, and its importance to us all. Hoff, the author of the Tao of Pooh, and other books, complements the diary with an exhaustively-researched account of Opal's life and the controversies that surrounded her genius and Idiosyncrasies. More...

A great hands-on book educating kids about the importance of fungus and molds to our environment. Includes splendid activity suggestions and tips.

This is a textbook that every teacher should have. Read by over two million students at more than half of the nation's colleges and universities, this best-selling book helps readers to appreciate, understand, and sustain the environment. The book's interdisciplinary approach draws from the natural and social science to present a multidimensional look at how nature works and how systems are interconnected. Major environmental problems are discussed along with various solutions by scientists, environmental activists, and analysts to encourage readers to think critically and come to their own conclusions. This book is very expensive, but getting it online through eBay can be as cheap as $10. The above link is to an interactive website for the book.