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Michigan DNR Wild Games

U.S. EPA Game Room

  • Air Quality Index - What should you do when the Air Quality Index is orange? Let the chameleons K.C., Koko, and Kool, show you how EPA measures pollution in the air.
  • Chemicals Around Your House - What should people always do before they even buy a household product? Take the test and find out how you rate!
  • Detective Training Activities - We need your detective skills to help us protect the earth! Solve these mysteries and you'll learn how you can take care of the environment too!
  • Environmental Science Center Games - These games will help you learn about life in the Chesapeake Bay and the tools scientists use to study the environment.
  • The Environauts Mission to Earth Help! - The planet Ergon is filling up with trash and they need some help.....fast! Can you teach the people of Ergon to protect their environment? I bet you can!
  • Happy Earth Day Activity Book - An 11-page activities book full of tips for making the Earth a better place.
  • Recycle City - A game, an interactive storybook, and other puzzles will teach you hundreds of ways a whole town can reduce, reuse, and recycle.
  • Waste no Words - How much do you know about garbage and recycling? Find out in this totally awesome crossword puzzle!
  • What's Wrong with this Picture? - Can you find all the ways that we pollute the water around us? Click on the picture to learn about some of the most common things to avoid.
Last Updated: 7/16/03

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The Rouge River National Wet Weather Demonstration Project is funded, in part, by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Grants #XP995743-01, -02, -03, -04, -05, -06, -08 and C-264000-01.