The best way to understand evolution is to get your hands dirty! Why not try out some of these activities.
Evolution At Berkley
The Evolution at Berkley website has a really great database of activities which you can access for free.
Evolution MegaLab
The snails in your backgarden are evolving. You can help a team of scientists to find out how and why at Evolution.
OPen Air Laboratories
OPAL has lots of information and activities for teachers, students and enthusiasts. Some are nation wide, some are for particular regions of the country. They also run a number of biodiversity surveys which you can contribute too.
National Biodiversity Network
The NBN runs a number of biodiversity surveys and collects and stores the information. They also have some nice material on Darwin.
Biodiversity 2010
2010 is the international year of biodiversity. Get involved! Find out what you can do here.
Ladybirds - Evolving & Invading
Help scientists monitor the spread and evolution of an invasive species of ladybird and how it is affecting our native species here.
Citizen Science
You don't have to be a scientist to do science. Find out about citzen science projects at the Cornell citizen science centre.