Where can you find information on plants, animals and water? What can you and your schools do to help improve resource conditions within the watershed? Why should people care about the condition of your watershed anyway? Where can teachers get educational materials that help to explain natural resource issues? Where can you share the work that your class is doing to help the watershed? Right here, of course!

• Interactive Watersheds On-line Web Site Production Workshop

• The River Center - located at 136 Henderson St., Alturas, CA. was developed to showcase the Natural Resources in Modoc County by developing an appreciation for how a watershed affects and benefits the community.
• Modoc National Wildlife Refuge Interpretive Site - Panorama available.
• Ash Creek Wildlife Area - Panorama and video available.
• Watershed Monitoring Field Day
• Threatened & Endangered Species of the Pit River Watershed
• Noxious Weeds of Northeastern California

• See Local Educational Projects for;
  • Conasauga River Alliance
  • Potomac Watershed Partnership
  • Upper Sevier River Watershed
  • Coaltion for the Upper South Platte

• Water, Water Everywhere - The walls of the West Tisbury School of Martha's Vineyard come down as students leave the classroom to explore the environment around them and then share their knowledge with the world through an extensive website.

• See Grants and Funding in the Reference Library

• Watersheds.tv - an innovative multi-media program/web site that brings the watershed community and the hundreds of volunteers right to your home. Every Tuesday they feature a new watershed and the folks who are making a difference to improve their water quality and their environment.
• Apple Learning Interchange - Igniting conversation, imagination, and improvement in education.
• NASA's Earth Observatory
• Online Training in Watershed Management
• USDA Forest Service Conservation Education - Teachers can find conservation education assistance
• Kids Korner - Good links on the Central Modoc Resource Conservation District web site.
• The Gateway to Educational Materials
• Adopt-A-Watershed curriculum (By grade level)
• National Service Center for Environmental Publications
• EPA – Give Water a Hand
• Kid’s Information Central
• EPA – Water Sourcebooks (By grade level)
• EPA’s Environmental Education Center
• Green Teacher
• Power Point Presentation on Watershed Ecology
• Take a Hike Through the Boise National Forest - even though this is specific to the Boise Forest in Idaho, there is a lot of good general information for kids of all ages.
• The National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education
• EPA's Environmental Explorers' Club for Kids
• EPA Student Center
• "RoboCow" animation helps solve water quality problems on the Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada web site.
• USDA for Kids
• Woodsy Owl - Lend a Hand, Care for the Land
• USGS Water Education Posters