This GIS based tool is a great way to virtually explore our watersheds. You can view all sorts of information, from ecoregions and watershed bourdaries, to water quality sample stations and discharge permit locations. 

A great resource for information about several topics, including fishing regulations, boating safety, water planning, climate, and more.

The Center for Watershed Excellence brings science-based tools to communities and stakeholders working towards greater and improved watershed management.

This multi-part video series from ETV chronicles the history of Congaree National Park and features an appearance from the founding Congaree Riverkeeper. 

The USGS offers lessons and  learning resources on a wide range of topics. 

Ever wonder about the turtles, snakes, lizards and frogs that live at the river? Want to figure out what the critter you saw in the backyard was? The University of Georgia's Savannah River Ecology Laboratory (SREL) website has photos and descriptions of all of the reptiles and amphibians of South Carolina and Georgia.

The Stroud Water Research Center’s has made several fun, freshwater-focused education resources available, mostly for free.

Congaree National Park provides great educational content on their social media platforms and website.

Soil & water conservation districts promote the wise use and care of natural resources, and are a great source of educational materials and opportunities.