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USGS IN YOUR STATE

USGS Water Science Centers are located in each state.

Science Education for Educators, Students, and Lifelong Learners

• The USGS and Science Education - Online resources, including lessons, data, maps, and more, to support teaching, learning, education (K-12), and university-level inquiry and research.

• The Water Cycle - A complete and well illustrated overview of the water cycle. The diagram of the water cycle is available in over 60 languages; the water cycle summary in over 20 languages.
• Colorado - USGS Science in your backyard - Information and links about surface water, groundwater, floods, droughts, earthquake, and mineral science in Colorado.
• USGS Recreation - Earth science gateway for a safer and more enjoyable outdoor experience.
  Colorado - Recreation on Public Lands
• Volunteer for a Changing World - Informative sites for volunteering with the USGS and related science agencies.

Special Note for Denver-Area Residents: The USGS offers a free GPS, map, and compass class each month at the Denver Federal Center. Arrangements can be made for instructors to travel to other venues for large group presentations. If you live outside the Denver metropolitan area, all instructional materials are available for download. Call 303-202-4689, or e-mail gpsworkshops@usgs.gov for information or reservations.

Additional Environmental Education Sites - Colorado

• Colorado State University Extension Service - Water Programs
• DOI Bureau of Land Management - Colorado - Environmenal Education
• Colorado Foundation for Water Education

Additional Environmental Education Sites - National

• Department of Interior (DOI) Just for Kids · Teacher Resources
• DOI Bureau of Reclamation - WaterLearn
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) - Links for Teachers
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - Teaching Resources