3rd National Conference on Nonpoint Source Pollution Information & Education Programs (CD)
Registrants from 16 states participated in this national conference to discuss far-reaching programs developed around the nation to educate the public about the complex issues of nonpoint source pollution.

After the Rain: Urban Runoff (video)
Explores the importance of water, the pressures our cities are placing on this precious resource, and ways that individuals can protect local drinking water supplies. The video should prove useful to anyone who is concerned about drinking water safety and improving the natural world around us.

Agricultural Water Security Listening Session (research report)
Agricultural water security is described as the need to maintain adequate water supplies to meet the food and fiber needs of the expanding population-maximizing the efficiency of water use by farmers, ranchers, and rural communities.

American Geological Institute Environmental Awareness Series (Web site)
Titles in the Series are Sustaining Our Soils and Society, Metal Mining and the Environment, and Living with Karst-A Fragile Foundation.

An Overview of Riparian Soils (video)
This is a 45-minute video devoted to riparian soils.

Applied Environmental Education Program Evaluation (distance learning)
This online course was designed to help environmental educators and natural resource professionals evaluate their education programs. The course provides participants with an overview of evaluation and an opportunity to practice skills designing and using evaluation tools for environmental education and outreach programs.

Baltimore City: Unique Program in Watershed 263 (case study)
This case study shows solutions to the city of Baltimore's challenges to comply with national water quality standards. These solutions include urban forestry practices, increases in street sweeping, converting vacant lots to community gardens and creating customized stormwater management techniques.

Better Homes and Groundwater (print materials)
Better Homes and Groundwater: Groundwater Friendly Techniques for Use at Home and Work.

EPA Office of Water Watershed Discussion Board (list serve)
This discussion board was created by the EPA to be used as a forum that offers watershed protection practitioners and citizens a platform to exchange ideas, so that innovative solutions and ideas can be easily shared.

EPA Watershed Tools (print materials)
The EPA provides a large number of posters, tool kits, Web sites and guides that offer tons of information on anything watershed-related.