Activities from the Georgia Adopt-A-Stream’s Educator Guide
http://www.georgiaadoptastream.org/home.html
Activity from Project WET USA
- The Incredible Journey water cycle activity
http://www.projectwet.org/usa/pdfs/IncredibleJourney.pdf
Activities from the USA EPA
- Test Your Water Smarts
http://www.epa.gov/owow/monitoring/nationswaters/testyoursmart.pdf
- Turning the Tide on Trash: Marine Debris Curriculum
http://www.epa.gov/owow/OCPD/Marine/contents.html
Enviroscape Models
- Non-point Source Pollution Enviroscape models allow learners to see pollution and runoff. These may be borrowed from the UGA Cooperative Extension Service 4-H District Offices and Georgia Project WET. Click here for the counties served by each district, and the form to request the models. Find more information at http://www.enviroscapes.com/
Make it a Girl Scout Water Drop Patch Event
http://www.epa.gov/adopt/patch/patchprogram.pdf
GARDEN CLUBS & OTHER CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
Handouts from US EPA
- Streams in the City
http://www.epa.gov/owow/nps/nps_edu/pdf/urban.pdf
- Stop Pointless Personal Pollution
http://www.epa.gov/owow/nps/nps_edu/pdf/stop.pdf
- Nonpoint Source Pointers (Fact sheets)
Pointer No. 1: Nonpoint Source Pollution: The Nation's Largest Water Quality Problem
Pointer No. 2: Opportunities for Public Involvement in Nonpoint Source Control
Pointer No. 3: Programs for Nonpoint Source Control
Pointer No. 4: The Nonpoint Source Management Program
Pointer No. 5: Protecting Coastal Waters from Nonpoint Source Pollution
Pointer No. 6: Managing Nonpoint Source Pollution from Agriculture
Pointer No. 7: Managing Urban Runoff
Pointer No. 8: Managing Nonpoint Source Pollution from Forestry
Pointer No. 9: Managing Nonpoint Source Pollution from Boating and Marinas
Pointer No. 10: Managing Nonpoint Source Pollution from Households
Pointer No. 11: Managing Wetlands to Control Nonpoint Source Pollution
Water Resources Toolkit from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs
- Georgia’s 14 River Basins Map
- Georgia’s 52 Large Watersheds Map
Water, Our Planet’s Most Precious Resource Power Point
- Narrative