101. Water Resources Discussion Lists WATER FORUM for discussion of surface water and groundwater resources issues; For communication and discussion among water resource managers, http://www.nal.usda.gov/wqic/lists.html

The Water Quality Information Center at the National Agricultural Library Agricultural Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture Water Resources Discussion Lists Compiled by Joseph R. Makuch Version 9.5 February 28, 2005 Internet "lists" or "mailing groups" are topical electronic forums where list subscribers may post announcements, participate in discussions and pose and answer questions. These forums cover a vast array of topics. This is a listing of electronic discussion lists that are primarily concerned with topics related to water resources. For the sake of brevity and focus, the listing does not include the many other environmentally oriented lists that may periodically address water resource issues. Brief instructions for subscribing to lists are given at the end of this document. For a thorough discussion of mailing lists, see Internet Mailing Lists Guides and Resources (at http://www.ifla.org/I/training/listserv/lists.htm). If you know of any additions, deletions,or corrections that should be made to this listing, please send the information to jmakuch@nal.usda.gov. Seventy-eight Entries AG-IMPACT : A forum for discussing issues, problems and progress in developing methods for assessing environmental impacts of agriculture; an international forum for the growing body of multi-disciplinary researchers and practitioners working to develop environmental impact assessment systems and assessment tools, or involved with the application of environmental impact assessment methods.

102. Water Resources Databases water resources Databases. AgNIC is a database of agricultural information resources, Expertise Directories (International water resources Association); http://www.nal.usda.gov/wqic/dbases.html

The Water Quality Information Center at the National Agricultural Library Agricultural Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture Water Resources Databases AgNIC is a database of agricultural information resources, including information on water. AGRICOLA (AGRICultural OnLine Access) is a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature created by the National Agricultural Library and its cooperators. Production of these records in electronic form began in 1970, but the database covers materials in all formats, including printed works from the 15th century. The records describe publications and resources encompassing all aspects of agriculture and allied disciplines, including animal and veterinary sciences, entomology, plant sciences, forestry, aquaculture and fisheries, farming and farming systems, agricultural economics, extension and education, food and human nutrition, and earth and environmental sciences. Agricultural Research Service Water Database is a collection of precipitation and streamflow data from small agricultural watersheds in the United States. AQUASTAT "is the Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) global information system of water and agriculture developed by the Land and Water Development Division of FAO. The objective of AQUASTAT is to provide users with comprehensive information on the state of agricultural water management across the world, with emphasis on developing countries and countries in transition."

103. GWA Site Moved An Associated Programme of the Global Water Partnership (GWP) funded by the governments of the Netherlands and United Kingdom. Works under the premise that effective, efficient and equitable water resources management is only achieved when both women and men are involved in integrated water resource management. http://www.genderandwateralliance.org/

The Gender and Water Alliance site has moved. The new location is www.genderandwater.org

104. Illinois Water Resources Center Serves users of the Illinois River Watershed by providing referrals to specialists in riverrelated issues, and serving as a clearinghouse for information http://www.environ.uiuc.edu/iwrc/

Water Center Publications Water Resources Center publications are listed below. Newer publications can be downloaded as indicated. Photo copies of older publications may be available upon request. However, publications prior to 1995 or greater than 10 pages may not be available. For more information please contact us Research Reports 1-61 (1966-1972) Research Reports 62-106 (1973-1975) Research Reports 107-153 (1976-1980) ... Audio and Video Recordings Map for Illinois Watersheds from the Illinois Watershed Management Clearinghouse IL WATER RESOURCES CENTER 1101 W. Peabody Drive, MC-635 Urbana, Illinois 61801 USA Phone: 217.333.6444 Fax: 217.333.8046 Email IWRC

105. Working For Water At South African National Parks A poverty relief programme that preserves biodiversity and protects water resources by controlling alien invading plants. http://www-dwaf.pwv.gov.za/wfw/

106. UC Center For Water Resources April of 2005 in Riverside, CA. USDA, USDI, IWA, IUSS, and Australia are sponsors. Go to website to get information. http://www.waterresources.ucr.edu/

Mission The mission of the Center for Water Resources is to stimulate and support water and water-related research both within and among the various academic departments and research organizations of the University. The broad research focus includes the conservation, development, management, distribution, and utilization of water resources with a view to the optimum present and future use. 25th Biennial Groundwater Conference and 14th Annual Meeting of the GRA of California October 25-26, 2005 Nitrate Groundwater Pollution Hazard Index Page created by Center for Visual Computing Maintained by Webmaster

107. Water Resources And Freshwater Ecosystems Improving human access to clean and reliable water supplies and reversing watershed degradation.. Improving human access to clean and reliable water http://water.wri.org/

portPath = "http://www.wri.org/menu/" Home Research topics Water resources and freshwater ecosystems Watersheds of the World_CD ... related sites EarthTrends Search database Maps Country profiles Features ... Data tables Water resources and freshwater ecosystems All life on this planet depends on water, a precious resource. Yet, we are struggling to manage water in ways that are efficient, equitable, and environmentally sound. Many parts of the world will face increasingly dire conditions as populations grow, cities expand, and sources of clean, fresh water disappear. To avert damaging social and environmental outcomes, we need bold policy reforms. Perverse policies are the main cause of the waste and inefficiency that drive freshwater pollution and over-consumption. Reforming these policies requires governments to implement far-reaching institutional change and promote technical innovation. . . . Turning ideas into action . . . Commentary: World's Water Resources in Swift Decline . With the start of the "Water for Life" International Decade for Action, we must take steps to insure that our precious freshwater resources are preserved. Nutrient Runoff Creates Dead Zone . The trading of nutrient credits may hold the answer to ending the annual "Dead Zone" in the northern Gulf of Mexico. Watersheds of the World: Managing water for people and nature . WRI played a lead role in producing a comprehensive database of the world’s river basins. Publication highlights View all publications Fishing for Answers: Making sense of the global fish crisis This report allows consumers make links between what they eat and the effect on the ecosystem and fishers globally, as well as stimulate dialogues among environmentalists, the fishing industry, and consumers.

108. Madison County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.49-97 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_49.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Madison County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.49-97 Michael J. Estadt A. Wayne Jones Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Madison County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Madison County , AEX-480.49.

109. Kentucky Water Research Institute Welcome to the Kentucky water resources Research Institute at the University of Stimulate water resources and waterrelated environmental research http://www.uky.edu/WaterResources/

For information about supporting Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief efforts, please visit the American Red Cross Hurricane 2005 website , or telephone 1-800-HELP-NOW. Welcome to the Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute at the University of Kentucky. In addition to information about KWRRI activities, this site also includes information about the Institute's programs, publications and personnel. Dr. Lindell E. Ormsbee is the Institute's Director. KWRRI Mission Stimulate water resources and water-related environmental research Assist and stimulate academic units in the conduct of undergraduate and graduate education in water resources and water-related environmental issues Stimulate technology transfer on water resources and water-related environmental issues Develop statewide interactions among faculty and research staff and the private and public sector 2005 KWRRI Annual Symposium Program Brochure (PDF Format) Presentations A Brief Overview of the Water Institute What's New at the KWRRI 2005 Watershed Roundtable Call for Abstracts Institute Programs Annual USGS Allotment Program Water Resources Research Grant Program Environmental Systems Certificate Program Environmental Protection Scholarship Program KWRRI Publications Waterworks KWRRI Newsletter) Kentucky Water Resources 2004 Annual Symposium Proceedings Kentucky Water Resources 2002 Annual Symposium Proceedings KWRRI 2001 Annual Report Institute Personnel ... Watershed Page KWRRI manages watershed activities in the Kentucky River Basin under the sponsorship of the Kentucky River Authority.

110. Scioto County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.73 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_73.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Scioto County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.73 Jeff C. Fisher James M. Raab Kristina M. Boone Larry C. Brown Water stored under the Earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Humans greatly affect ground water. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formation that holds water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Scioto County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. Water resources terminology used in this publication is included in Surface and Ground Water Terminology , Fact Sheet AEX-460, which provides a listing of generally accepted water resource definitions. Fact Sheet AEX-460 and the publication Scioto County Water Resources , AEX-480.73, are available through your county Extension office.

111. Defiance County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.20 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_20.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Defiance County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.20 James J. Hoorman James M. Raab Kristina M. Boone Larry C. Brown Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Humans greatly affect ground water. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formation that holds water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Defiance County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. Water resources terminology used in this publication is included in Surface and Ground Water Terminology, fact sheet AEX-460, which provides a listing of generally accepted water resource definitions. Fact sheet AEX-460 and the publication Defiance County Water Resources , AEX-480.20, are available through your county Extension office.

112. Center For Research In Water Resources center, water, water resources, gis, hyrdo. Center for Research in water resources. GISWR Consortium Online Publications Print Publications http://www.crwr.utexas.edu/

Location Pickle Research Campus Bldg 119 10100 Burnet Rd Austin TX 78758 Mailing Address CRWR Pickle Research Campus Bldg 119, MC R8000 University of Texas Austin, TX 78712 Phone Fax If you have any questions about the site, please email us.

113. Delaware County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.21 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_21.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Delaware County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.21 K. Troy Putnam A. Wayne Jones Kristina M. Boone Larry C. Brown Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Humans greatly affect ground water. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formation that holds water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Delaware County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. Water resources terminology used in this publication is included in Surface and Ground Water Terminology , fact sheet AEX-460, which provides a listing of generally accepted water resource definitions. Fact sheet AEX-460 and the publication Delaware County Water Resources , AEX-480.21, are available through your county Extension office.

114. MCWRA Home Page Monterey County water resources Agency Manages, Protects, and Enhances the Quantity and Quality of Water and Provides Specified Flood Control Services for http://www.mcwra.co.monterey.ca.us/

Your browser does not support script MCWRA MISSION/PURPOSE Monterey County Water Resources Agency Manages, Protects, and Enhances the Quantity and Quality of Water and Provides Specified Flood Control Services for Present and Future Generations of Monterey County

115. Wayne County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.85 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_85.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Wayne County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.85 Terry Beck James M. Raab Kristina M. Boone Larry C. Brown Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Humans greatly affect ground water. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formation that holds water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Wayne County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. Water resources terminology used in this publication is included in Surface and Ground Water Terminology , fact sheet AEX-460, which provides a listing of generally accepted water resource definitions. Fact sheet AEX-460 and the publication Wayne County Water Resources , AEX-480.85, are available through your county Extension office.

116. The Vermont Water Resources Board: Main Welcome significant changes to the structure and functions of the water resources Board. As of February 1, 2005 the water resources Board has been replaced by a http://www.state.vt.us/wtrboard/

Main Welcome PLEASE NOTE: Act No. 115 , passed by the Vermont Legislature in 2004, has made significant changes to the structure and functions of the Water Resources Board. As of February 1, 2005 the Water Resources Board has been replaced by a new Natural Resources Board. This web site is designed solely for those people and parties involved in an appeal currently being heard by the Water Resources Board (pending prior to February 1). All other information about the new Natural Resources Board can be found on the Natural Resources Board web site. Prior to Feb. 1,2005 Contact Information The Board's offices are open Monday through Friday from 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Board staff may be reached by phone at the numbers indicated on the Staff Members page and at the e-mail addresses listed below. The Board's Chair may be contacted by mail through the Board's Montpelier office or at the numbers and addresses listed in the Chair's Greeting page. The Chair should not be contacted directly by parties who are currently involved in contested case proceedings before the Board. Telephone FAX Not published Postal address National Life Records Center Building Drawer 20 Montpelier, VT 05620-3201

117. Stark County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.76 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_76.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Stark County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.76 Ernest F. Oelker A. Wayne Jones Larry C. Brown Kristina M. Boone Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Stark County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Stark County Water Resources , AEX-480.76.

118. Landuse And Water Resources Research - Welcome Land Use and water resources Research is a webbased journal devoted to the water resource, ecological, economic, climate change, socio-economic, http://www.luwrr.com/

Aims and Scope Land Use and Water Resources Research is a web-based journal devoted to the water resource, ecological, economic, climate change, socio-economic, policy and sustainable development issues related to land use. A particular aim of the journal is to connect better science and policy so that management solutions can be found which take into account the competing demands for land uses which are both productive, which sustain peoples livelihoods, which deliver conservation, amenity, recreation and environment/ecology (CARE) products and which also provide water with the quality and quantity we require for sustainable development. The journal is freely available to anyone who wishes to access it over the World Wide Web. You may read it on screen or print out sections to read later by using Adobe Acrobat hyperlink reader software to access the downloadable .pdf files. An international Editorial Board ensures that the journal has both international recognition and that the journal contents are of the highest quality. LUWRR publishes material with an exceedingly short turnaround time, subject only to the constraints imposed by the necessary peer reviewed quality assurance procedures. For ease of reference, there are yearly 'volumes', subdivided into 'parts' which will be released as soon as the contents have been through the editing process, at approximately 3-monthly intervals.Registered subscribers to

119. Brown County Ground-Water Resources, AEX-490.08 Factsheet providing information on groundwater resources in the county. http://ohioline.osu.edu/aex-fact/0490_08.html

Ohio State University Extension Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering 590 Woody Hayes Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43210 Brown County Ground-Water Resources AEX-490.08 John F. Grimes James M. Raab Larry C. Brown Karen T. Ricker Water stored under the earth's surface is a plentiful, yet precious, resource in most areas of Ohio. Many human activities may affect the quality and quantity of this resource. However, the availability and quality of this resource are influenced directly by the properties of the geologic formations that hold water. The chemical and physical nature of these formations varies from area to area, creating a wide range of water yields and quality at different depths. This publication contains information about the ground-water resources underlying Brown County. Its purpose is to help the reader better understand the factors that influence the quantity and quality of ground water. An overview of the county's water resources is provided in the publication Water Resources of Brown County , AEX-480.08.

120. Water Resources Research Center Funding research projects in Florida, offering descriptions of these grants, information on other water resource news and links to government and university http://www.ce.ufl.edu/~wrrc/

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