Resources

Pediatric Environmental History

Taking a good environmental history is a critical first step for addressing health conditions associated with environmental exposures. NEEF’s environmental history form in English and Spanish draws from the medical literature and current best practices.

Infographic: Do Your Part to Protect Water Quality

Did you know that a typical city block generates more than five times as much rainwater runoff as a forested area of the same size? On its way to the storm drain, rainwater picks up pollutants, and it may carry them to local waters. Check out this infographic to learn more about how you can do your part to protect water quality!

Infografía: Los Humedales Trabajan Para Nosotros

No importa donde usted vive, lo más probable es que hay un humedal cerca. Los humedales mejoran la calidad del agua, ofrecen protección contra las inundaciones y sustentan una gran cantidad de peces y vida silvestre. Aprenda más sobre cómo los humedales trabajan para nosotros en la infografía.

Fall Foliage

Use this illustration to identify trees and their fall foliage where you live.

Infographic: Wetlands Work for Us

Check out this infographic to learn more about the many ways wetlands improve our quality of life.

The Business Case for Environmental & Sustainability Employee Education

This white paper provides examples of emerging trends and best practices in employee engagement and education.

Toward Engagement 2.0: Creating a More Sustainable Company through Employee Engagement

This report examines how leading companies are moving toward a more strategic approach to employee engagement in corporate sustainability activities by creating a culture of sustainability throughout their firms.

Adult Health and Nature

Connection with the natural environment is beneficial for the body and can positively influence health. The natural environment can aid in the healing process and potentially prevent negative outcomes for hospitalized patients.

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