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Here is some additional information that you may find interesting

• Georgia Water Coalition Now Water Grabs site Sign the petition to inform your state Senator, Representative, and Gov. Perdue of your support for regulating interbasin water transfers.

• Georgia’s State Water Plan Comprehensive State-wide Water Management Plan.
• Savannah-Upper Ogeechee’s Water Development & Conservation Plan in support of the region’s economy, protect the public health and natural systems, and enhance the quality of life for all citizens.
• Nevada Division of Water Planning’s Water Words Dictionary has definitions of water-related terms.
• The  Water Resources page includes data about water resources in the U.S.
• The Cooperative Extension Service Quality of The College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences at The University of Georgia has some practical water resource management advice.
• At the EPA’s Office of Water page you can find out more about water resources in Georgia and the U.S.
• The EPA’s Office of Wetlands, Oceans, & Watersheds has tons of helpful information.
• See OWOW’s Watershed Approach page to learn more about why groups protect watersheds.
• OWOW’s Non-point Source Pollution Control Program has information about controlling NPS.
• The USDA’s Agricultural Research Service has some information about vegetative buffers as conservation tools.
• The International Rivers Network About Watersheds page has helpful information about watersheds (also called catchments).
• The Watershed Science Institute addresses watershed conservation issues.
• Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow Network Volunteers working together to measure precipitation across the nation.

• See the official Broad River Watershed Protection Demonstration Project homepage.
• Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper is dedicated to protecting Georgia’s Chattahoochee River, its tributaries, and its watershed.
• Chattowah Open Land Trust is working to preserve natural, historic, and archaeological spaces in North Metro Atlanta.
• The Alabama Rivers Alliance is working to protect watersheds in Alabama.
• North Carolina Watershed Projects is a cooperative effort to protect watersheds throughout North Carolina.
• The White Clay Watershed Association is working to preserve White Clay Creek in Pennsylvania and Delaware.
• The Lake Tarpon Information Center near Tampa, Florida has drafted a management plan for its drainage basin.
• American Rivers is a private river conservation organization.
• River Network is helping people organize to protect their rivers and watersheds.
• The Buckhannon River Watershed Association is a tax-exempt 501©3 organization in central West Virginia. Known locally in WV as BRWA.
• Rivers Alive is Georgia’s annual volunteer waterway cleanup
• Alabama Land Trust, Inc. & Georgia Land Trust, Inc.

• Environmental Systems Research Institute is the world leader in GIS technology.
• ESRI’s Jumpstation links to many other GIS sites.
• The Georgia Data Clearinghouse has tons of maps and photos of Georgia.
• The Center for Spatial Analysis Technologies features an electronic atlas of Georgia.
• The Tennessee Valley Authority Map Store has a variety of maps available for ordering.
• The Open Consortium is working to synthesize various geospatial technologies.
• Wisely’s Yellow Pages has a long list of GIS sites.

• Odum School of Ecology, River Basin Center
• The Georgia Department of Natural Resources
• The Georgia Department of Community Affairs
• Central Savannah River Area Regional Development Center
• Georgia River Network working to ensure a clean water legacy by engaging and empowering Georgians to protect and restore our rivers from the mountains to the coast.
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• Georgia is in the EPA’s Region IV. Their page has lots of environmental information about the southeast.
• Georgia Environmental Action Network (GEAN)
• Ducks Unlimited is a world leader in wetlands, waterfowl, and wildlife conservation.
• The Sierra Club is a premier non-governmental conservation organization.
• The World Wildlife Fund leads efforts to protect threatened species worldwide.

• Brown’s Guide to Georgia Broad River Canoeing Guide
• Brown’s Guide to Georgia Georgia Watersheds
• Brown’s Guide to Georgia Map of Savannah, Broad, Tugaloo, and Little Rivers and Brier Creek

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