NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION EDUCATION
                                 ALASKA REGION

                  "A Lifelong Learning Process That Promotes
            The Understanding of Natural Resources and Ecosystems"
                                                                             

                                                      Date:  November 4, 1996

Water Resources

    Source:  National Drinking Water Clearinghouse, West Virginia University,
    P.O. Box 6064, Morgantown, WV  26506-6064.

    (Note: The free items listed below are limited to one of each per order.
    Call 800-624-8301 to order products.  Please allow four to six weeks for
    delivery.  Actual shipping charges are added to each order.)

    Water: The Resource that Gets Used and Used and Used for Everything.
    This poster depicts water's many uses and shows how water is recycled and
    used again.  Posters are suitable for elementary school students.
    Definitions of water terms, a game, and water consumption and usage charts
    are included on the back of the first two posters.  Cost: $0.00.
         Item #DWBLPE07 Color (English)
         Item #DWBLPE42 Color (Spanish)
         Item #DWBLPE11 Black and White (Spanish)

    Water Cycle: Nature's Recycling System.
    This poster illustrates the hydrologic cycle and defines the water cycle.
    Water facts and conservation information are provided on the back of the
    poster.  Activities for school children are also included.  Cost: $0.00.
    Item #DWBLPE35

    Your Hometown Clean Water Tour.
    This poster provides information about the importance of protecting the
    earth's water supplies.  It addresses how the general public can help
    prevent water pollution and develop water conservation and water quality
    protection habits.  Cost:  $0.00.  Item #DWBLPE20

    Computer Search -- Water Conservation.
    This National Small Flows Clearinghouse computer search contains abstracts
    of 118 articles related to water conservation and reuse.  Subjects covered
    include water-saving appliances and devices that can be used in homes, cost
    and performance, and the various uses of recycled water.  Cost: $10.20.
    Item #DWBLCM11

    Yes, You Can: Two Small Towns Show How To Save Money and Water.
    This brochure outlines how the communities of Lorena, Texas, and Bern,
    Kansas, saved money and water through public education about conservation.
    Cost: $0.00.  Item #DWBTPE08

Resource Materials -- 11/4/96
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    Give Water A Hand.
    This product consists of two guidebooks -- the Leader Guidebook and the
    Youth Action Guide -- aimed at initiating Give Water A Hand, a project that
    involves educating students ages 9-14 about how to make a difference in
    their community and environment.  The books suggest a number of
    activities.  Cost: $14.10.  Item #DWPCPE49

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Title: NRCE Resource List, AK
Author: (submitted by) Theresa Heyer
Phone:
Email: /s=t.heyer/ou1=s23a@mhs-fswa.attmail.com
Publish_date: 12/5/96
Expires: none