Darwin200 ~ the home of a large collaborative project celebrating Darwin’s 200th Birthday across the UK.

The Cambridge Darwin Festival ~ a festival about Darwin and evolution open to everyone.

Darwin Day ~ Darwin’s birthday happens once a year (no way??) so why not celebrate it every year? This site contains information on Darwin Day as well as general information about evolution.

Darwin Toolbox ~ The British Council's Darwin site.

The Complete Work of Darwin Online ~ All of Darwin’s work, all free to access.

The Darwin Correspondence Project ~ A project aiming to publish all Darwin’s correspondence. The site includes pages on Darwin & religion, Darwin & science and teaching resources.

Darwin Digital Library of Evolution ~ the American Museum of Natural History’s project to build an accessible library of the evolution literature.

About Darwin ~ Contains lots of information about Darwin, run by David Leff ‘an amateur scholar of the History of Science’

Darwin Online ~ Biographical information about the great man.

Down House ~ Visit Darwin’s house and see his study, garden and the famous ‘Sandwalk’ where he did a lot of his great thinking.

BBC’s Darwin: the Genius of Evolution ~ the BBC’s site on evolution with links to past radio and TV programmes.

Becoming Human ~ a great site explaining human evolution through activities and film clips.

Open's Darwin Site ~ find out about Open University programmes and resources (and get a free poster).

PBS’s Evolution site ~ An excellent site which contains lots of information for students and teachers including online courses and videos, and print resources.

TED talks on Evolution’s Genius ~ watch the world’s most influential scientists give lectures for a popular audience online.

Evolution matters - created by the European Society for Evolutionary Biology, contains lots of useful information as well as some downloadable material for teachers.

Evolution by Mark Ridley ~ a site which supplements Ridley’s book but is useful without it. Includes Tutorials, experiments and other resources.

Evolution: Education & Outreach ~ a peer review journal which promotes teaching of evolutionary theory. Access is free online until the end of 2009.

Evolution Megalab ~ be part of a real scientific project on the evolution of banded snails

National Center for Science Education ~ US based centre which hosts information on evolution and teaching evolution.

PBS’s Evolution site ~ An excellent site which contains lots of information for students and teachers including online courses and videos, and print resources.

Science Teaching Resources from Teachernet ~ various resources for teachers.

Swathmore College’s Evolution resources ~ includes lesson plans and other useful resources. Also check out the related Axis of Evo.

UC Berkeley’s Understanding Evolution: For Teachers ~ packed full of useful stuff for teachers.

Wellcome’s School Resources ~ Includes programmes and activities to help teachers teach and FREE (in 2009) experimental kits! Make sure your school gets them!

The American Museum of Natural History’s Darwin Exhibition~ contains lots of information about Darwin’s life and work including pages on Evolution Today.

Evolution: 24 myths & misconceptions ~ The NewScientist debunks common myths about evolution.

Evolver Zone ~ another good resource for teachers and students with a collection of cool games.

The Natural History Museum ~ always worth a visit – the NHM website also contain information about Darwin and Evolution including videos.

15 Evolutionary Gems ~ Nature Magazine collects the top 15 ‘Evolutionary Gems’ from modern research published in the last decade.

UC Berkeley’s Understanding Evolution ~ a site about the principles, evidence and importance of evolution.

UCMP’s Evolution Wing ~ Information on evolution from the University of California, Berkeley.

The Darwin Foundation ~ The Charles Darwin Foundation carries out research for the conservation of the Galapagos ecosystem; their site has information about their own work and the Darwin-Galapagos connection.

Encyclopedia of Life ~ information on every (identified) species on earth and their relatedness.

Travels in the Great Tree of Life ~ Yale University’s Peabody Museum’s resource on how all living things are related. Includes some pretty cool stuff on phylogenies.

Written by Stephen Montgomery