Water

Maintained by the Environmental Protection Agency, this website will allow teachers and/or students to identify their watersheds. State by state information is provided and includes Biological Indicators of watershed health, water quality information, and impaired waters. Information regarding watershed groups and adopting watersheds is also provided. Additional related resources and information are available, including some real time data.

These materials, developed by Maryland Public Television in partnership with the Center in Urban Environmental Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, provide lessons and materials on several environmental health topics.

This website features curricular materials for a variety of environmental health topics by grade level. At the secondary level, topics include alcohol, bacteria, disease transmission, toxicology, and air quality. Materials also exist for the study of environmental justice, pesticides, risk management, and research. An additional feature includes resources available for student use.

These materials are used to introduce students to global environmental and societal issues. Several topics deal with biodiversity related issues including deforestation, wildlife endangerment, etc. Materials include games, simulations, labs, cooperative learning and projects. Produced by Population Connection. Materials were reviewed by NAAEE and included in their Biodiversity Collection.

This 250-page activity guide is designed to raise the awareness and understanding of water quality topics and issues. Materials are provided by Project Wet.

The materials are designed to address national science standards through interactive activities.

These materials are only available through a training workshop. Workshops can be scheduled by contacting [email protected].