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Lakes, Ponds and Rivers

All Along a River
Created by Chinese high school students in Singapore, you'll walk along the banks of the Singapore River and learn about its formation and the people who live by it.

Aquatic Listening Device
The following device was designed to listen to aquatic sounds. It has only been tested in a small freshwater pond. During the test not much was heard, some rustling about, some snaps and an occasional click. I suspect that a pond is a pretty quite place.

Canada's Aquatic Environments
Learn about the plants, animals, habitats and the affect of human interactions with the water ways of Canada.

Darby Duck and the Aquatic Crusaders
Become an Aquatic Crusader and join Darby Duck in the fight against water pollution!

Desdemona's Splash
A game about water quality and the environment. Download the demo for Mac or Windows. From the EPA.

Drinking Water Kids' Stuff
Games, experiments and activities. Is your water safe to drink? How can you tell? From the EPA.

The Everglades
Once a healthy eight-million acre "river of grass," the Everglades has been reduced to half its original size by a century of agricultural growth, urban sprawl and unwise water management.

Fluvarium's Water Quality Pages
What is water? Why is it important? How to study a stream, its life forms and chemistry.

Following the Danube River
Historical memory in the Danube basin is as long as the river itself. Through history, conflicts between the river civilizations have often resulted in bloody battle.

Hydro Tours
A virtual walk through an hydroelectric project. Learn how fish are helped to get around the dam.

Lakes & Ponds
Join our Road Scholars as they investigate fresh water ecosystems "Down the Mississippi"! They'll stop to investigate some real world issues along the way and need your help!

The Nature of Water
Water is nature's magician. Water is the solvent, the medium and the participant in most of the chemical reactions occurring in our environment.

The Panama Canal
Find out about its history, how it works, and watch ships going through via a webcam.

Pond Ecology
While this may appear to be a bit "dry" at first, skim down to where it talks about how to set up an aquarium for bringing home pond life so you can observe it better.

Project Wet
A series of games and stories in pdf format to print out and play or read. Of interest from preschool through junior high age.

The Power of Water and the Industrial Revolution
It was the very need for waterpower that made the northern region of the United States the industrial superpower it is today.

The River Wild: Running the Selway
Join us for a wet and wild ride down the white water of Idahos Selway River. Choose a boat, brush up on your paddling, listen to birdcalls, and learn the lingo of river rats.

Rivers and Coasts
Join us on a field trip down a river and along an ocean's coastline.

Rivers & Streams
Learn about watersheds and how a stream is formed and becomes a river.

Rivers Transforming the Land
Use a model to investigate the movement of water and how it shapes land.

Save Our Stream
A teen project with information about the ways members of the Brook Trout's community can preserve and protect the enviornment around them.

Southeastern U.S. Rivers and Streams
From its cool-flowing streams in the Appalachian Mountains to its brackish marshes along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, this collection of freshwater ecoregions includes a variety of habitats and some of the most species-rich freshwater systems on the planet.

Test for Acid Mine Drainage
Science experiments for kids living where creeks are orange, yellow, or red. From the USGS.

WABO and IP's Adventures
Pocketed between the clouds, you'll find the neighborhood of WABO, short for Waterboy, and his family and friends, his best friend, IP, short for half a drip, is from O-Zone. A "Flashy" way to learn about the water cycle.

The Watershed Game
Many things happen in a watershed that affect the quality of the water we rely upon. What are they? Would you make the best decisions in managing your watershed?

Wetlands
Nurseries for baby birds, these flooded areas help prevent damaging floods in populated areas.

What's It Like Where You Live?
You'll find a wide variety of animal life in or around fresh water ecosystems...aquatic birds... amphiphians..mammals and of course, a wide variety of fish.


Study Water Ways with Books From Amazon.com
The Water Hole
The Water Hole
by Graeme Base
A book for preschoolers, it is not just a counting book, but also a book about animals of the world, and the decreasing amount of fresh water available for them. It reads on several levels.

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