Earthwater offers a variety of products for restoring, conserving, and teaching about watersheds. You can order storm drain stencils, K-12 curriculum, water quality test kits and a variety of reading materials.

EnviroScape is a series of portable interactive environmental models intended for use in school and community education on issues that affect the environment.

The Institute of Water and Environment is internationally renowned for its multidisciplinary approach to sustaining the world's environment and fresh water resources. It is committed to providing practical and cost-effective management solutions to the ever-increasing problems associated with human activities.

Learn about the history of the Los Angeles River, take a virtual tour or learn about the affects of humans on the River. Los Angeles River Virtual Tour; Background Information; Views from the River's Edge; Related Web Sites; Articles.

Postgraduate Courses in Water Engineering: MSc/Diplomas in: Water Resources Engineering Management and Flood Risk Management.

Rivers of Life is a full model for contextual learning; a flood of projects, adventures, and resources to help K-12 teachers and students learn about and from their watershed.

Manly Council has joined forces with the NSW Government Stormwater Trust and the University of Western Sydney (UWS) to develop a unique program linking environmental education, water quality monitoring, infrastructure provision and legislation to address concerns about ecosystem health in the catchment of Balgowlah Industrial Estate. The project is funded by the EPA as part of their $80 million effort to combat urban stormwater pollution in New South Wales. ‘The Great Estate' Stormwater Environmental Education Program (SEEP) is an environmental education program for companies in the Balgowlah Industrial Estate.

The Water Resources Institute coordinates research programs which are applicable to the solution of present and emerging water resource problems. In carrying out this mission, the Institute has developed a broadly based research, training, information transfer, and public service program involving personnel from many academic disciplines in the University of Wisconsin System. The Wisconsin Institute is one of 54 Water Resources Research Institutes nationwide authorized by the federal Water Resources Research Act.

The Water Resources Learning Center is a training organization dedicated to continuing education in the field of water resources. While we offer a variety of courses, our specialty is hydraulics, drainage design and stormwater issues. See Courses for a list of currently available courses. In-house course can also be customized to meet your organization's specific needs. Current courses are offered in a “live” instructor lead environment and are taught throughout the United States and abroad. In the coming months, the Water Resources Learning Center will begin implementing E*Learning techniques which will include web based offerings to complement our live courses.

Creek Connections has forged an effective partnership between Allegheny College and regional K-12 schools to turn waterways in Northwest Pennsylvania, Southwest New York, and the Pittsburgh area into outdoor environmental laboratories. Emphasizing a hands-on, inquiry based investigation of local waterways, this project annually involves over 40 different secondary schools and the classes of 50 teachers.