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Water & Wetlands
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TITLE & DESCRIPTION TYPE
PLAY: Water WEB ONLY
PLAY brochure containing the following articles: April Showers Bring May Flowers, and Walleyes, Trout and Bluegills, What Do You Know About the Water Cycle?, Six Ways to the Sea, How Much Water Do You Use?, Read the Water, Casting Basics, Shopping for Gear.  
Minimum grade level: ES-HS  

Water Cycle BROCHURE
Describes where water comes from, how it's used and where water goes.  
Minimum grade level: MS  

Wetlands: Why Do Fish Need Them? FACT SHEET
Connection between fish and wetlands, why we all need wetlands.  
Minimum grade level: ES  
Americas Wetlands 27 Minutes
Describes different types of wetlands found in the US and their status. Includes information on the value of wetlands, impacts of wetlands and regulatory efforts to protect these special habitats.  
Minimum grade level: MS  

Balancing Wetlands and Industrial Development 20 Minutes
The film focuses on the planning of industrial development with concern for the environment, especially wetlands; also deals with facts about wetlands.  
Minimum grade level: MS  

Conserving America: The Wetlands 60 Minutes
Wetlands are the least understood of Americas landscapes, and are disappearing at an alarming rate. Meet ordinary people successfully working to protect them.  
Minimum grade level: ES  

Down the Drain 30 Minutes
Video includes information on what happens when we put something down the drain, including its potential effect on drinking water. Includes educator's workbook.  
Minimum grade level: ES  

It's Found Underground 31 Minutes
Introduces groundwater and the water cycle. Discusses importance of protecting drinking water.  
Minimum grade level: ES  

Water: A Precious Resource 23 Minutes
A familiar substance we use everyday in countless ways, a powerful force that carves major features in the earths landscape, a substance upon with all life depends--this is Water: A Precious Resource.  
Minimum grade level: ES  

Water and Weather 28 Minutes
Answers questions most often asked by children. Learn the five classes of climates, how weather is predicted, why it rains or snows, what a storm is and what causes humidity. Computer graphics and video photography help answer these questions and many more. Subjects addressed in this video are: weather, rain, storms, wind, fog, snow, water, ice, bodies of water, waterfalls, and springs and wells.  
Minimum grade level: ES  

Water Cycle: Go With the Flow 14 Minutes
Introduction to the water cycle and where drinking water comes from. Also introduces concept of watersheds and impact of pollution.  
Minimum grade level: ES  

Water Cycle and Erosion 12 Minutes
Earth is a unique planet because it is able to sustain all three forms of water. Each stage of the water cycle is shown, along with how saltwater becomes fresh water, how clouds are formed, carbonic acid and its effects, and how the Grand Canyon was formed. Erosion and its effects on the land is also explained.  
Minimum grade level: ES  

Watersheds II: Protecting Our Watersheds --
What is being done in Pennsylvania to protect our watersheds. Follows waters of a small stream to your home, through a treatment plant and back to a stream.  
Minimum grade level: MS  

Wealth in Wetlands 23 Minutes
Wetlands were once scattered all over America, but now over half of them have been drained and most of those remaining are privately owned. Hear the personal convictions of five farmers who have made a place for wetlands on their farms. The many values of wetlands are covered.  
Minimum grade level: MS  

Wetlands: Maligned Treasure --
For years wetlands were considered unproductive and were destroyed for development. This film describes the importance of wetlands acting as a buffer zone between land and water.  
Minimum grade level: MS  

Wetlands in Crisis 20 Minutes
Wetlands are essential to a healthy and productive environment, yet their numbers are decreasing at a rate of 450,000 acres per year. The role of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in wetland conservation and restoration and several federal program geared toward conserving wetlands, including the federal duck stamp program, are profiled.  
Minimum grade level: MS  

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