helps college and high school students understand and solve real-world environmental problems using advanced technology, providing two sets of curricula and other resources and tools

engages young people as active citizens who improve the environment and their communities now and in the future

provides materials to help develop community-based, youth water education programs

animations of how Global Warming occurs and how it is linked to the Carbon and Water cycles

presents water saving tips that all begin with you - including games for kids

leads awareness of and access to information about Great Lakes environmental subjects by promoting learning links for teachers, students and other stakeholders

urges children to join National Geographic in protecting our greatest resource - the Earth; covering biodiversity, conservation, habitats, population, rivers and U.S. public lands

students can lend a hand in water conservation through these action guides, workshops, and tools for learning about water systems

provides information about the sources of water pollution and how they can be treated

provides information on environmental issues to children; encourges and facilitates youth's involvement with effective environmental action and to recognize those efforts

the Missouri Botanical Garden describes different biomes of the world including freshwater ecosystems and marine ecosystems

aims that together with states, tribes, and our many partners, will protect public health by ensuring safe drinking water and protecting ground water

water education program and publisher for educators and young people ages 5-18; facilitating and promoting awareness, appreciation, knowledge, and stewardship of water resources

a guide for teaching about coastal wetlands prepared by the USGS. Explains what they are, how they are being impacted, and how to save them

uses aquatic ecosystems to assist in the teaching of core physical, chemical, biological, and mathematical principles, while improving understanding of water

offers unique opportunities for high school and first year college students to learn basic science through hands-on science activities

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

is a non-governmental, global organization of students and young professionals born at the 2001 Youth World Water Forum, who aim to increase awareness, participation and commitment among young people in water-related issues