Door County Library's special collection of materials focused on the environment includes subscription databases, books, videos, journal articles and games. Part of the LERN Center for Community Engagement, it is a library of resources and online catalog housing research and educational materials on the county’s natural heritage. Also included are  books recommended by the Sustain Door organization. This collection is a clearinghouse of educational materials and research documentation providing all in the community the foundation necessary to explore and investigate local environmental issues to address the critical needs of our community.

Door County Greenprint  An in-depth analysis of lands for natural resource protection and land use planning.

Watts Up Meter An electronic tool available at the Door County Library. It measures power (watts) used by appliances and electronics.  It is an easy way to determine how much electricity — and money — it requires to operate various appliances.

Sustainable Door County An introduction to sustainability and how it applies to Door County.

Door County Land Information Portal   Land Records Search and Door County Web Map

Door County Groundwater Contamination Susceptibility Map

New! Free Books for creating paper crafts Located by the give away table in Sturgeon Bay. A book cart full of books with sheets giving examples and a list of books in InfoSoup with directions on creating beautiful book art!

DATABASE   (library card required)
	EBSCO research database, provided by BadgerLink, focuses on the relationship between human beings and the environment with well-researched but accessible information on topics ranging from global warming to recycling to alternate fuel sources and beyond.