find information on many aspects of water,
along with pictures, data, maps, and an interactive center where
you can give opinions and test your water knowledge!
of the National Biological Information Infrastructure has a focus on
amphibian declines and deformities. Visit Captain Ribbitt and find out
how you can SAVE THE FROGS! and also to learn more about our amphibian
friends!
Compiled by the USGS Geologic Inquiries Group with links
to frequently asked questions about pesticides and mine
drainage, general interest publications on acid rain and
radon, publications for educators and much
more!
Make interactive maps within your web browser! This program allows you to make your own maps. Select, change, and display map layers. Roam across America and zoom in to reveal more detail. Point at map features to learn more about them.
prepared by John E. Hubbard, Chair of Universities Council
on Water Resources Education Committee, as an extension task of
the NSF/USGS Water Workshop Project.
from The Groundwater Foundation you'll find materials on the
hydrologic cycle, groundwater contamination and protection, how
wells work, and the "Top 10" ways you can help
groundwater.
Educating Young
People About Water materials can help you do just that-
develop a community-based, youth water education program
that targets youth and links key community members in
partnerships--all working toward common water education
goals.
Give Water A
Hand is a national watershed education program
designed to involve young people in local environmental
service projects.
dedicated to informing the public about one of our greatest
hidden resources, groundwater. Find out about three partner projects
with this organization:
provided by the
League of Women Voters Education Fund this leader's guide is
designed to help address key drinking water protection issues and
accompanies their "Tools for Drinking Water Protection"
videotape. Also see other water resources program information
available on their Education Fund page.
