Links

Self paced educational units and webcasts. http://www.epa.gov/owow/watershed/wacademy/

Metro Nashville's GIS site. By activating stream and flood plain layers, a person can view the paths of streams across property lines. http://www.nashville.gov/mpc/property/

The Volunteer Monitor Newsletter, current and archived issues, gives great information on how other watershed groups are improving their water quality. http://www.epa.gov/owow/monitoring/volunteer/issues.htm

Information and news about World Water Monitoring Day. http://www.worldwatermonitoringday.org/

Nashville Green Drinks
http://nashvillegreendrinks.blogspot.com/

Links to Imortant Watershed Resources

Biodiversity Heritage Library - Ten major natural history museum libraries, botanical libraries, and research institutions have joined to form the Biodiversity Heritage Library Project. Over 1,124 million pages of key taxonomic literature are already available on the web. http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org

Clean Water Act on Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_Water_Act

Visit the Harpeth River Watershed Association's new web page at www.harpethriver.org.

Learn all about your watershed at the Environmental Protection Agency's Surf Your Watershed site at www.epa.gov/surf/.

TDEC's Watershed Water Quality Management Plans are now available for review. To read or download these plans, go to http://www.state.tn.us/environment/wpc/watershed/

Visit the Red River Watershed Association whose mission is to enhance and protect the quality and quantity of water in the creeks and streams of our area through activities that educate, promote community cooperation, and encourage responsible stewardship. http://www.redriverwatershed.org/

Southeast Watershed Assistance Network, an online resource for transferring innovative technical tools for watershed protection, restoration and management: sharing model watershed programs, land use ordinances, training tools and reports and linking Southeast models to the nation. www.swan.southeastwaterforum.org

Stones River Watershed Association invites you to check out their new website and stay informed about activities and coming events. http://Stoneswatershed.org

Water Conservation Portal -- http://www.WaterConserve.info/

Didymo Resource:
http://fw.ky.gov/navigation.asp?cid=510&NavPath=C105C120C505

Sixth Annual Catfish Rodeo
Saturday, June 7, 2008
9:00 am to 3:30 pm on
Centennial Park's Lake Watauga
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Know what the major Cumberland River pollutant is? Well, it is the DIRT and the other "stuff" from our yards, our roofs and our driveways that runs off every time we have a good rain.

If we all kept our dirt in our own yards, the river would be a lot healthier and safer for everyone.

Visit the Sediment page to learn more about Muddy Waters and what YOU can do to keep your dirt at home.

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