Storm Drain Stenciling: How you can prevent water pollution (fact sheet/bulletin)
This factsheet directs individuals in the how-tos of storm drain stenciling. The storm drain stencils are useful in educating communities about stormwater runoff and how to prevent unnecessary pollution from getting into water supplies.

Stormwater (Web site)
Website dedicated to surface water quality professioanls

Stormwater Ponds: An Effective Way to Control Urban Runoff (print materials)
This is a short booklet that explains many different aspects of stormwater ponds. It details pond design, including costs, maintenance and liabilities, as well as explaining the general purpose for building and using a stormwater pond.

Stormwater Resources for Officials, Real Estate Professionals, and Homeowners (Web site)
A website has been developed by NCSU's Cooperative Extension to assist communities dealing with Phase II stormwater educational requirements. The website targets homeowners, real estate professionals, and government officials. The website provides a video, public service announcements, and the latest information and technology on stormwater management available.

Stream Side Science (print materials)
Stream Side Science is a collection of 11 hands-on activities that teach middle and high school students about basic concepts of watershed and water quality science. Curriculum includes instructions, background information, discussion questions, equipment lists and more.

Streamside Science: Tailoring watershed education to meet the needs of teachers (case study)
This paper discusses the approach we took to identify and overcome barriers teachers experienced in using our stream monitoring educational activities. The paper also includes results from our assessment of the resulting lesson plans. We found a significant gain in student knowledge for all 5 of the lesson plans tested.

Sustainable Water Resources Roundtable (Web site)
The purpose of this forum is to share information and perspectives that will promote better decision making in the U.S. regarding the sustainable development of our nation's water resources.

TEACH: The Education and Curriculum Homesite (Web site)
The TEACH site features mini-lessons on Great Lakes topics: environment, history & culture, geography, pollution and careers & business. Geared for elementary through high school students, the modules are continually expanded and updated and include links to a glossary to help explain scientific terms and acronyms.

Testing Audience Reactions to Environmental Risk Messages: The case of Mercury (Web site)
The general EPA Web site for information on mercury provides a lot of general information about mercury, but also different studies such as this one that tests audience reaction to environmental risk messages, with mercury in fish consumption as the subject matter.

Texas Water Resources Insitute (Web site)
The Texas Water Resources Institute provides leadership to stimulate priority research and Extension educational programs in water resources within the Texas A&M University System and throughout Texas.