ECOSYSTEMS--AQUATIC Listed below are selected teaching resources from BLM national, state, and field offices, listed alphabetically by title. See also these ecosystems listings: General, Arctic, Desert, Forest, Riparian, and Wetlands To find items for more general audiences, see our Rivers and Riparian Areas listing under Students and Explorers. To find listings organized by states, visit Programs in Your Area. To search the full text of the Learning Landscapes website, visit the search page. To return to the Teaching Resources subject list, select this link. BLM Oregon Roseburg Intern State page Environmental Careers Organization intern describes her work in the Fisheries program at BLM's Roseburg, OR, field office. http://www.or.blm.gov/roseburg/Whatwedo/Fisheries/tiffany.htm BLM-Oregon's Glide School Partnership 1998 BLM Environmental Education feature Describes middle school partnership for hands on learning re: water quality; 8th grade students collect water quality data used by field office. http://www.blm.gov/education/feature/1998/or/index.html Cascade Stream Watch Outdoor Education Describes outdoor education facilities at BLM s Wildwood Recreation Site near Salem, Oregon, that allow visitors to learn about stream habitat. Includes a virtual tour, list of partners, and contacts. http://www.or.blm.gov/EE/EESites/cascade.htm Life in a Pothole Classroom Activity from  Science & Children, March 1999, p. 39 Students are introduced to potholes and life within them. They speculate how various life forms come to populate potholes and create a classroom pothole to study. http://www.blm.gov/education/colplateau/classroom/ Stop the Flow! Classroom Activity from Science & Children, May 2000 In this activity students simulate protected and unprotected streamsides and compare their impact on aquatic http://www.blm.gov/education/00_resources/articles/green_mansions/classroom.html Welcome to the Third Annual Gunnison Water Festival! 2000 BLM Environmental Education feature Describes Gunnison, Colorado's, annual environmental education field day to celebrate water,  for all 4th graders in the Gunnison River Valley. http://www.blm.gov/education/feature/2000/co/index.html Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area Interpretive Center Outdoor Education Describes the  interpretive center and educational opportunities at Yaquina Head, a BLM recreation area located on Oregon's West Coast just north of Newport. Includes tide pool guidelines, a virtual tour, and contact information. http://www.or.blm.gov/EE/EESites/yhona.htm

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