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The Smithsonian Institution's Human Origins Program

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Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

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Around 6 million years ago, there was an increase of climate variability, this was known as the general trend. And also, the climate was unsteady during the past, so our ancestors need to adapt for better survive. Scientist also found out that as the time past, our ancestors' brains have gradually increased in size because of a dramatic climate change, so larger and more complex brains let us interact with each other and create more things to  better survive

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There are a five types of natural resources that we could conserve: Animals, plants, minerals, fuels and fresh water. But how do we conserve them??? Well, here are some examples. For animals, we could help them by setting nature sactuary. For plants, we could just plant more plants! For minerals, we could save it by reusing raw materials from wasted automobiles. For fuel, we      could save it by using more natural energy like solar energy! And last but not least, for fresh water, we could save more fresh water by taking a shower instead of a bath!!!

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Conservation take place when people find out that a specie of animal is almost extinct

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This video will tell you about it!

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The three main factors that you must consider about when thinking about a sustainable development is Social progress, economic development and climate and environment. Why should we care about them??? Well, lets start with Social progress. We all are important to nature but we need to have equal  opportunities, education, safety, food and medicine. For economic development, We have to use our natural resources smartly and to be aware of how it’s made, and lastly, for climate and environment, this system ensures that the temperature is correct and that the atmosphere emits exactly the right amount of solar energy.

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Does it really matter???

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Does the Theory of Evolution Really Matter?

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Support Stated Clearly on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/statedclearly Students who may be disinterested or uncomfortable with the science of evolution often wonder why it is worth their time and effort to understand. Stated Clearly and Emory University's Center for Science Education have joined forces to create this animation addressing these concerns.

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Here are some useful facts to know about food webs.
1. The trophic levels of every food web always start with the producers.
2.Plants are also known as producers because they are the start of the food chain.(considering if you are looking at a food chain that starts with plants)
3.The energy transferred through the food web as you go up the trophic levels, goes down.
4. A bioaccumulation is when toxins build up in a food chain.
5. A food chain is different from a food web because a food chain always start with producers, which are often green plants, while a food web is a network of interconnected food chains

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There are some fun and interesting science games to help you understand more in the things that you are weak in science.

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Tools for teachers

We believe educational software should empower teachers, not replace them, so we provide engaging bite-size interactive aids for you to sprinkle throughout the great lessons you've already been doing for years. We believe software should empower teachers, not replace them, so we provide bite-size interactive aids for you to sprinkle throughout the lessons you've already been doing for years.

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eChalk - interactive resources for classroom teaching

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Educational games, simulations, puzzles and activities created with a focus on learning through fun. Our innovative library covers science (biology, chemistry, physics), computer science, mathematics, STEM, English, art, Geography, History, music, physical education, and languages at secondary and primary level.

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This website helps you understand more in anything in science.

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Outstanding short films for science, maths and geography.

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Award winning teaching tools and educational resources for the classroom. Try films, experiments and worksheets matched to your standards.

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It's very useful indeed!