Consider the Source: An Interactive Guide to Protecting America's Drinking Water (CD)
This CD-ROM shows how our drinking resources are under siege from nature and our activities at home, work and play. Protecting American's drinking water is in our hands. All of us must learn the facts about drinking water in our communities.

Delaware Coast-A-Syst (fact sheet/bulletin)
Coast-A-Syst focuses on how to avoid polluting local water sources, such as reservoirs, neighborhood ponds, tidal creeks, rivers, estuaries, or private wells. It covers topics that are important for every resident and homeowner to understand.

Don't Send Money Down the Drain (print materials)
Creating an efficient irrigation system requires specialized knowledge and understanding of irrigation design principles and local environmental conditions

Dynamic Bibliographies (Web site)
Water Quality Information Dynamic Bibliographies

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.

Environmental Management Systems Guidebook - For Wisconsin Farms (print materials)
This guidebook is meant to assist in the implementation of an EMS for a farm.

Floodplain Management - More than Flood Loss Reduction (print materials)
This is a postition paper prepared by the Association of State Floodplain Managers, (ASFPM), a non-profit professional organization dedicated to reducing flood losses and protecting floodplain functions and resources in the United States.

Forest*A*Syst: Self Assessment to Prioritize Your Forest Uses (print materials)
The manual will lead the user through an informal self assessment which will help evaluate personal ownership goals and give a better understanding on how to achieve those goals.

Getting Your Feet Wet with Social Marketing: A Social Marketing Guide for Watershed Programs (print materials)
This guidebook will help watershed managers and other water education professionals improve the state's natural resources by urging citizens to adopt more natural resource-friendly practices.