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Links on this page include organizations and projects primarily concerned
with education on water-related issues--preservation of wetlands
and watersheds, fisheries management, and water quality protection.
You will also find topic-specific information on EE-Link in two other
areas:
Project Wet Popular!
Adopt~A~Watershed
Caribbean Conservation Corp./Sea Turtle Survival League
Give Water A Hand
HRES - Hudson River Environmental Society
Leave Only Bubbles, Inc.
Living Water
Marine and Environmental Education and Research, Inc.
Mono Lake home page
Ocean Adventure!
OnlineClass
Rivers Project
SalmonWeb
Students as Scientists: Pollution Prevention Through Education
Texas Rivers Project
The Jason Project
United Anglers of Casa Grande
Water Resources Outreach Program
Well drilling and handpumps for safe drinking water
Wetlands Web Walk
The goal of Project WET is to facilitate and promote awareness, appreciation, knowledge, and stewardship of water resources through the development and
dissemination of classroom-ready teaching aids and through the establishment of state and internationally sponsored Project WET programs.
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Adopt-A-Watershed is an integrated, sequential, K-12 science program focused on the local environment and emphasizing service in partnership with the community. Program includes a Leadership Institute, training and other services. Related listserves and information sharing forums coming soon.
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Includes a new education program, "The Sea Turtle Migration-Tracking Education Program," allows students to monitor maps that depict the satellite-tracked migration of between 15 and 20 endangered sea turtles. The program includes an offer to teachers of a free printed Educators Guide. An on-line bulleting board allows students to ask questions of sea turtle scientists.
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Youth program for local environmental action, with free, downladable guidebook in English and Spanish. A
program of the University of Wisconsin - Environmental Resources
Center.
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The purpose of HRES (Hudson River Environmental Society) is to
search for answers to the environmental questions confronting the
Hudson Valley.
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Marine Science curriculum support materials and supplies
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'Beo' is an environmental co-operative board game and educational resource concerned with global environmental issues. All players work together to find solutions to environmental problems. All profits raised by game are used to fund environmental initiatives.
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MEER provides educational and
scientific information and resources about the marine environment and general environmental topics through electronic media, including the internet.
This site is intended to be used as a resource for science courses, distance learning, home schooling, independent study courses, and for use by the general public."
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All about Mono Lake: biology, political history and current issues, ongoing restoration projects, upcoming events.
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Hands-on marine education programs in New England. Topics include:coastal geolgy, marine ecology, and watersheds (K-12).(marine video library and marine curriculum development coming soon)
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Offers science courses online for grades 3-12. Rivers of Life: World Waterways
is a current selections with EE content. Produced by the Center for Global
Environmental Education at Hamline University, St. Paul, MN.
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A water quality monitoring project for high school students, based at Southern Illinois University. Componenets include curriculum development and teacher training.
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An Internet-based water quality monitoring project, with the goal of "creating a "virtual" community aimed at preserving and
restoring wild salmon and their habitat throughout the [northwest] region."
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A three year environmental education program that focuses on water quality issues related to North Carolina Rivers. Supported by several NC universities, US EPA, and Glaxo Wellcome Foundation.
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Distance learning project for high schools interested in Texas rivers.
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Opportunity for classrooms to work with each other and with experts on expedtions exploring topics in science and technology. In Fall 1998, Jason is exploring rainforests.
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Thorough documentation of an astonishing project, in which Petaluma, CA students rehabilitate Adobe Creek through clean-ups, habitat management, and the construction of a fish hatchery.
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Initiative of the US Geological Survey, to develop awareness of water
resources for K-12
students. Includes poster series and educational training packages.
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"Lifewater's on-line tutorial teaches: what groundwater is, how to drill wells and build hand pumps and what tests ensure that you have safe drinking water."
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"Wetlands Web Walk offers insight and information on finding partners, identifying needs, fundraising and maintaining momentum for community outreach efforts, as well as an overview of innovative wetlands-education projects developed and implemented by League of Women Voters chapters across the country."
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