DIBmmOF GREAT L_lgS EDUCATION MATERIAL DIRECTORY OF GREAT LARES EDUCATION MA!Z'!ERW

Published by the Great Lakes Scknce Advisory Board International Joint Commission 1987; reprinted 1988; 1989 Welcome to the third edition of the Dimdory of Gmat Laks Education Materid. lhis pr+d began in 1984, when the Science Advieory Board's Socioeconomics Subcommittee surveyed sevaral hundred educatore and producers of educational programe to determine what matenials they fbund moet ueeful in teaching others about the Great Lakee. The goal of the eurvey wae to deternine wht items were available, and which were used moet often for variow eubject areae and gxwlw. Resub of thie survey were tabulated, and a followup questionnaire was eent in early 1987 to update ~e- eponeee to produce the first edition of thie directory. The eecond edition in 1988 included minor updates to the lietinge. To produce this latest edition, more than 600 educators were emeyed to determine whether there hae been an increase in the type and amount of materials available on the Great Lakes, ae well ae the frequency with which teachers are using these materials. What we found ie encouraging. First, more information is being produced. The wide variety of pamphlets, technical reparts and booklets available from government agencies, environmental organizations and scientific bodies continues to expand, and teachem still find thie information ueeful in developing their own educa- tional progxame. Second, thie information d materiale written epecifically for the educational eetting are getting into teachere' hande more quickly, and &om a wider variety of eourcee. The survey responees hopefully show that greater marketing efforts are being expended to get Great Lakee materiale into the claesroorn, and that teachers are eeebing out information on the lakee more than they were even two wars ago. The focue of materiale haa again changed. While moat materials produced in the 19709 were for younger audiences and tended to emphasize geography, history and shipping, booke written in the early 19806 were written for older audiencee and focused on Great Lakes water quality or quantity ieeuee. Since 1985, the emphaeie hae ehifted to younger audiencee -Endergarten through eighth grade, for the moet part - and these new materials are including infowation on how humane affect the ecosystem ae well ae on the lakes themselvee. Videotapes have replaced elide-tape programs and filme as a mGor avenue for inetrudion. Finally, while the number of curriculum-baeed or claeeroom-ready materiale ie increaeing, teachers lieted thie ae the area where Great Lakee materiale are still lacking, particularly thoee which focns on an ecoeyetem approach to management of the Great Lakes. Ae a reeult of what we've learned from the Zateet eurvey and our own interaction with educa- tore, eeveral changee have been made to the directory; theee revisione are highlighted on the next page. Efforte are still needed to encourage etate, provincial and local boards of education to include Great Lakee ieeuee in their curriculume, and to aeeiet educatore ae they develop their own programe based on information from reeource materiale. If we are to preeeme the Great Lakee ecoeystem for the weand enjoyment of future genera- tione, today's young students must learn to appreciate and respect the Great Lakes ae a unique eyetem that provides endleee benefits for its inhabitante. It ie hoped thie directory, and ite future editione, will provide a List of materials for educators to wein accomplishing thie taek. On behalf of the Science Advieory Board, we thank all those who participated in the development of thie direc- tory, by reeponding to our eurveye and providing materiale for inclusion in thie third edition of the Directory of Great Lakes Education Material.

Sally Cole-Misch Beverley Croft Public Affairs Oficer Infirmation Officer Great Lakes Regional Ofice Great Lakes Regional Wce International Joint Commission International Joint Commission

DIRECTORY OF GREAT LAKES EDUCAlTON MATgRIAL PAGE 111 HOW TO USE THIS BOOK

fiethird edition of this directory has been restructured slightly so that educators can more wily locate the type of materials they moat want to use. For example, an alphabetical title index has been added to the beginning of the directory, which identifies materials by the areas each addresses. %ch resource entry ie placed in a category according to its format, from audio-visual to printed form. Materials which were listed in the "Kite"and "Othef sections in previoue directory editions are now in the uInstructional" category, and newspaper supplements and university news- letters about the Great Lakes have been added to the "Periodicals" section. In the latter case, educators pointed to these items as being of particular use in preparing learning units. As much information as possible has been included in each entry: titles, sources, publishing dater, subjects covered, approximate audience level (this is always approximate since all students are not the same), and ISBNIISSN numbers as available. A list of sources from which an educator can receive materiala or additional idormation on the Great Lakes, has also been included. Special notes from the entry sections are included in the sources section as well. While the cost of materials is included, we strongly recommend that the educator inquire about coats, including shipping and handling, when they contact each source. Government agencies that normally produce pamphlets and other materials for distribution free of charge may exact a fee for multiple copies, or for shipping and handling. This directory will be updated biennially. If educators find revisions are necessary in specitic listinge or have additional resources they would like included in the directory,, we would greatly appreciate these comments and suggestions. Please address all comments andlor updates to:

Infirmution Services International Joint Commission Great Lakes Regional Ofice 100 Ouellette Avenue, Eighth floor Windsor, Ontario N9A 6T3 (519)266-7821 or P.0. Box 32869 Detroit, Micban 48232-2869 (313)226-2170 TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Audio-Visual Materials This section includes slides, films, videotapes and caesettes. Books Most books found in this section were produced in the 1980s. Bwklets This section contains materials produced by government and non-government agencies. Instructional Materiala Classroom activities, computer programe, kite and reference directoriee are contained in thie section. Newsletters This .section contains the titles of newslettera that deal with the Great Lakes basin as a whole or in part, either occaeionally or entirely. Pamphlets This section contains a selected number of pamphlets available from various government and private environmental agencies. Periodicals, Serials, Journals This section contains periodicale, journale and serial publicatione that are useful to educators in preparing teaching unite. Special Reports This section contains special reporta from various Great Lakee agencies and organizations. Sources This section contains a list of selected sources of material. These sources produce or collect bodies of information too numeroue to lie t individually, a1 though some important publications may be found listed specifically in other sections. ALPHABETICAL TITLE INDM

PAGE vi DIRECTDRY OF QREXTLAggS EDUCATION MATERIAL ALPHABETICAL TITLE INDEX Format Codee AV = Audio-Visual Materiale BK = Boob BL = Booklets IM = Instructional Materiala NL = Newslettera PA = Pamohleh

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PAGE x DIREClVRY OF GR&ATWLgBS EDUCATION MATERJAL SECTION 1. AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS - -- - This section includes slides, fdms, videotapes and cassettes. Acid Rain Format: cassette #NJ820223 Source: National Public Radio, Caesette Publishing Date: 1982 Subject: leading experta trace the origins of acid rain, highlight the difficultiee of eeparating scientific from political and economic questions and explain why the problem is so costly to solve Length: 30 min Level: grade 7 - adultlgeneral Cost: $9.96 US funds

Acid Rain: The Choice is Ours Format: sliddtape program Source: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Date: 1980 subject: environmental pollution and air emissions Length: 19 min Level: all ages Cost: free loane

Acid Rain: Requiem or Recovery? Format: 16 mm film Source: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Date: 1982 Subject: acid rain; environmental studies (produced by National Film Board of Canada) Length: 28 min Level: grade 7 - adult Cost: free loan

The Aging of Lakes Format: film Source: The University of Michigan, Film and Video Library Date: 1971 Subjed: ptoceae of natural aging and eventual death oflakea Length: 14 min Level: grades 8 - 12, undergraduate, adult Cost: $14.76 US funds

The Aging of Lakes (eecond edition) Format: film or video Source: Britannica Learning Materials Date: 1988 subject: lake aging process through animation and photography Length: 15 rnin Level: gradee 8 - 12, undergraduate, adult Cost: film/$630 Cdn - video/$413 Cdn plus shipping and handling U.S. Britannica, Chicago: film/$420 US -video/$296 US plus shipping and handling

PAGE 2 Basin without Boundaries Format: VHS Source: Center for Environmental Study Date: fall 1986 Subject: hatLakee issues, panel discussion Length: 67 min 40 see Level: high school, college, adult Cost: rental: $10 US funds

Beach Eroaiona Format: eight slides plus worksheetlscript Source: National Earth Science Teachers Association Date: 1989 Subjsct: erosions on a smaller scale, sedimentation, movement Level: grade 7 - adultlgeneral Cost: $8 US funds

Beach Patterns: Units One and Two Format: Unit One: seven slides plw worksheets; Unit Two: six slides plus worksheets Source: National Earth Science Teachers Association Date: 1988 Subjcct: sediment patterns Level: grades 4 - 12 Cost: $8 US funds for each set

Crisis in the Rain Format: 16 mm film or VHS videotape Source: Visual Education Centre Date: 1983 Subject: transboundary concerns, U.S.-Canadian relations Length: 27 min Leoel: grade 7 - undergraduate Ccrst: purchaee: film $676 Cdn hds;videotape $360 Cdn funds rental: film $106 Cdn funds for three days

Cry of the Gull Format: l6mm film Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1977 Subjed: Great Lakes pollution related to health of gulls Length: 26 min Level: grade 7 - undergraduate, adult/general Ccrst: purchase only; for further information contact NFB library

Earth, Wind and Water Format: VHS Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1988 Subject: four titles including: Estuary, Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes, Splash and Gulf Stream Length: 69 min Level: all ages Caet: rental; fbr further infwmation contact NFB library

PAGE 3 Environmental Ieeaee of Lake Superior Format: el ide/tape program Source: Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute Date: 1989 Subject: environmental issues of Lake Superior Length: 28 rnin Level: grades 6 - 12 Cost: $7.60 rental fee

The Great Cleanup Format: 16mm film Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1976 Subject: environmental reetoration, U.S.-Canadian cooperation, Great Mes Length: 52 rnin Level: grade 10 - adulWgeneral Cost: purchase or rental, for furtper information contact NFB library

The Greatest Lakee Format: 1/2"VHS videotape #I1987 Source: Univemity of Wisconsin Extension, Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction Date: 1984 Subject: U.S.-Canadian relations, ecientific approach to restocking aea Life in fresh waters Length: 30 rnin Level: grade 7 - adult Coet: $11 US fund8

The Great Lakee Format: filmatripe, cassettes, guide Source: Hawkhill Associates, Inc. Date: 1981 Subject: three filmetripe bring to life the geology, hietory and ecology of Great Lakee region Length: 57 rnin Level: gradea 7 - 12 Cost: purchase: $119; rental: $59 US funds

Great Lakee Chronology Format: 16 mm 6lm Some: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Date: 1977 Subject: Great Lakee, hietory, exploitation Length: 30 min Level: grade 10 - adulvgeneral; available only to those in MN,MI, WI, IL, IN and OH Cost: free loan, pay return postage

DIREWRY OF GREAT- BDUCAmON MAlZRUL The Gmat L&ea Cornemtion Format: 16 mm film Soars: U.S. Army Corpe of Engineers Date: 1978 subjixk Gnat Lakes with Sault Ste. Marie connection Length: 2Q min Level: addt Cost: contact Public AfFairs source

The Great Lakes: How They Were Formed Format: 16mm film m872 source: University of Wisconsin Exteneion, Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction Date: 1961 Subject. animation and live action to explain the Great Lakes' formation; shorn bow glaciers form, move and shape land surfaces Length: 11 min Level: grades 4 - 12, teacher resource Coet: $8.50 US fkde

The Great Lakes: No Free Lunch Format: 3/4" U-matic video, other formats available by epecial request Source: University of Michigan, Film and Video Library Date: 1981 Subject: toxic eubetancee, eutrophication, wetlands, eroeion, dredging Length: 29 min Level: grade 10 - undergraduate, adult Cost: 23 US funds

The Great Lakes: North America'e Inland Seas Format: 16mn film or video - +I3118 Source: Britannica Learning Materials Date: 1971 Subject. the importance of the Great Lakes to the development and economy and how they provided passage to new frontiers Length: 17 min Level : grade% 6 - 12 Coat: 16mm $376, video $260 US funds

The Great Lakes: Only If You Care (English version) Les Grand Lacs, e'ila vow plaieent (French version) Format: 16mm film Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1980 Subject: Great Lakes, pollution, control meaeuree Length: 10 min Level: grade 6 - addWgenera1 Cost: purchase only; for further information contact NFB library The Great Lakes: Our Joint HeritagedTob om the bleanay/Birbbr Navigation on the Great LPkes Format: VHS videotape Source: University of Michigan, Film and Video Library Date: 1981 Subject: three-part review: 1972 and 1978 Great Lakes Water Quality Agram~ent;wet recovery for waterways; methods of extending the shipping season Length: 35 rnin each Level: grade 7 - adultlgeneral Cost: loan Great Lakes: Part 1 - Lake Michigan and Lake &tperior Format: 112" VHS videotape Source: University of Wisconsin Extension, Bureau of AudieVisual Instruction Date: 1989 Subject: explores the history and importance of the two largest Great Lakes Length: 26 rnin Level: grades 5 - 12 Cost: $13 US funds

Great Lakes: Part 2 - Lakes Erie, Huron and Ontario Format: 112" VHS videotape Source: University of Wieconsin Extension, Bureau of AudieVisual Instruction Date: 1989 Subject: story of the Great Lakes region, concentrating on transportation, industry, recreation and scenery Length: 24 rnin Level: grades 5 - 12 Cost: $13 US funds

The Great Lakes: Troubled Watere Format: 16mm 6lm - videocaesette Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1985 Subject: Niagara Falls drainage basin, pollution by toxic chemicals Length: 54 rnin Level: grade 7 - adultlgeneral Cost: purchase only; for further information contact NFB library

EI,Ovemiew Format: VHS Source: TV Ontario or Water Pollution Control Federation Date: 1985 Subject: a look at future prospects for freshwater supply in North America Length: 60 rnin Level: grades 7 - 9 Cost: TV Ontario (see source section for cost information); Water Pollution Control Federation: $49 US funds plus $4.75 postage and handling -includes instructor's guide and 20 student guides

PAGE 6 DIRECTORY OF QREAT- BDUCAlTON MMWUAL The Harmmy Puzzle Format: VHS source: Environment Canada - Alberta Date: 1988 Suk$ect: environmental concerns; an overview on sustainable development Length: 15 min Level: grades 4 - 12, teacher resource Coet: free loan

Hot Potato Format: VHS videotape Source: Center for Environmental Study Date: epring 1987 Subject: solid waste problem and the environment; aims to trigger group discuseion, clever etory line pantomimed Length: 10 min 45 eec Le~el: all age8 Coet: rental: $10 US funde

The Inland Leke Demonstration Project Format: film R7773 Source: Univereity of Wisconsin Extension, Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction Date: 1971 Subject: inland lake restoration and rehabilitation Length: 27 min Level: adultlgeneral Cost: $9 rental fee (available in the US only)

Islands of Spirit Format: VHS source: Apoetle Ielande National Lakeehore Date: 1987 Subject: history, flora, fauna, physical setting and vieitor opportunities at Apoetle Ielanda National Lakeehore Length: 25 min Level: general Cost: $14.96 US funda plus $1.50 postage and handling (Wisconsin residents add 5% ealee tax)

9!he Lake at our Doore/It's Clear aa MudrLegacy of a Glacier Format: VHS source: Cleveland State University Date: 1987 subject: three-part eerie8 of how the lakes were formed, their geography and water testing in the lakes Length: 120 min Level: grade 7 - adultlgeneral Caet: free on loan

DtRBCTORYOF QREiT~gbUCA~ON~T&RIAt PAGE 7 Lake Erie Promise Format: VHS Source: CFPL-TV London News Date: 1989 Subject: overview of changes in Lake Erie over the last twenty years Length: 47 rnin 16 sec Level : grade 7 - adulwgeneral Cost: contact source Lake Michigan - An Issue far the '808 Format: slide, tape and script Source: Schlitz Audubon Center Date: 1980 Subject: land impacts, power plants, sewage treatment Level: grade 10 - adulWgenera1 Cost: postage and handling Lake Renewal Techniques Formet: film #9473 Source: University of Wisconsin Extension, Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction Date: 1974 Subject: environmental rehabilitation Length: 23 rnin Level: adul Wgeneral Cost: $7.60 rental fee Lake Trout Story Format: 16 mm film Source: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Film Library Date: 1980 Subject: Fish and Wildlife Service research strategy for controlling sea lamprey Length: 20 rnin Level: grade 10 - adult Cost: free loan, pay return postage The Northern Lakes and Their Inhabitants Format: slides and guide #488 Source: Educational Images Ltd. Date: 1981 Subject: aquatic life, thermocline, waters in the Great Lakes basin Length: 20 slides with script Level: grades 3 - 6 Cost: $37.96 US funds plus shipping and handling

Not Man's to Command Format: 16mm film Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1974 Subject: Great Lakea water levels related to weather Length: 14 rnin Level: adul Wgeneral Cost: rental; for further information contact NFB library Farmat: VHS videotape or l6mm film Source: U.S.Fieh and Wildlife Service or Michigan Department of Natural Resources or National Film Board of Canada Date: 1967 Subject: depicts the journey of a hand-caned toy canoe from Canada's northern forests to the sea. Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River wildlife and pollution are shown. Length: 28 min Level: gradee K - 4 Cost: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: free loan, pay return postage; Michigan DNR: $5 rental fee US hds;National Film Board of Canada: $39.96 purchase Cdn funds plus shipping and handling. Note: available in MN, MI, WI, IN, IL, OH, ON

Perspectives in Science Format: three videocaesettes Saulce: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1989 Subject: video learning kit in storage case - three one-hour VHS videos on Toxic Waete, Water, Biotechnology - one introductory VHS video on "The Program in Action" - a comprehensive teacher's guide * video0 also available in Beta and 3/4" formats Length: each video one hour Level: gradee 7 - 10, teacher resource Get: $249 Cdn hdsplus tax

Pesticide8 and Wildlife Format: film source: U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service (produced by US. Navy) Date: unknown Subjed: need for pesticide management, alternatives to peeticidee, ways to we peeticidee that minimize risks to fish and wildlife Length: 30 min Level: general Caet: free rental, pay return poetage (only available in U.S. to Great Lakes states) Petals of Flower Hill Format: elideltape program Source: Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Date: 1986 Subjd eliddtape program with coloring book ae a guide; environmental pollution including poeters on hydrology and wastewater treatment proceee Length: 15 min Level: grad= K - 6 Coet: free coloring book; loan of elide program Pollution of the Great Lakes Format: cassette #AT840306 Source: National Public Radio, Cassette Publishing Date: 1984 Subject extent and coneequences of pollution through intervim with residents, scientists, government and induetry officials; examines toxic hebin the 1- fish and surrounding land and the controversy between Canada and the Vnitsd States wer blame for hazardous waste dumping Length: 90 min Level: general Cost: cassette $11.96, catalog $3 US funds

Promfses toKeep Fonnnt: eliddtape program Source: International Joint Commieeion, Gxeat Lake Regional Oh Date: 1980; revised 1989 Subject: toxic chemicals, pollutants, water quality and quantity, remW action plum and environmental policy Length: 12 min Level: undergraduate, adult'general Cost: free on loan

Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes Format: 16mm film, VHS Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1968 Subject: Great Weegeological evolution Length: 17 min Level: all agee Coet: National Film Board: $4 rental with five-day advance notice

St. Lawrence/Great Lakes System Format: VHS Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1986 Subject: transportation; speed, efficiency, security of wing the St. Lawrence Seeway- Great Lakes waterway Length: 30 min Level: adulWgeneral Cost: purchase; for more information contact NFB library

St. Lawrence: Stairway to the Sea (English version) Du Grand ][large aux Grand Lam (French version) Format: 16mm film Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1982 Subject: Great Lakes, exploration by Jaques Cousteau Length: 96 min Level: grades 4 - adulWgenera1 Cost: rental; for further information contact NFB library, transit time not included in rental Saving the Great Lakes Format: 16mm film Souree: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1976 Subject: Great Lakes rehabilitation, pollution, controls Length: 15 mia Level: grade 7 - adulvgeneral Cost: purchase; for more information contact NFB library

Superior Today Fmat: U2" or 314" videotape Source: WEIMU-TV, Northern Michigan Univereity Date: 1986 Subject: documentary explores the formation and history, climate and weather, creatures, utilization, pollution and economic development of Lake Superior Length: 30 min Level: grade 10 - adulVgenera1 Cost: videotape: 112" video $26; W4" U-matic $36 US fimds

Testing the Waters Format: U2" or 314" videotape source: Bullfrog Films Date: 1989 Subject. a documentary about a procese: charting a future for the Niagara River Length: 57 min; three parts for classroom use Level: grade 9 - adult Coet: purchase $358 1/2"videocassette, $365 3/4" U-matic rental $75 US funds

Too Thick to Navigate, Too Thin to Cultivate Format: film 30~0: Michigan State University, Instructional Media Center Bubject: Great Lakes management, effects of pollution on ecosystem Length: 26 min Level: adultlgeneral Coet: rental $16.75 US fimde

The Trouble with Tdcs Format: 1/2" or 314" videotape Source: Michigan Sea Grant Exteneion, Michigan State Univereity Date: 1987 Subject: the challenge of dealing with the hundreds of contaminants in the Great Lakes Length: 30 min Level: grade 8 - adultlgeneral Coet: purchase prices payable in US funds to Michigan State University: U2" - $36; W4" - $75; rental $10 for five day8 The Vital Option Format: VHS Source: National Film Board of Canada Date: 1979 Subject: Great Lakee, pollution, control meaeurea; example on how the public, industry and the government can work together to undo damage done to Great LaLee Length: 28 min Level: grades 9 - 12, teacher resource Coat: purchase; for more information contact NFB Library

Warnings on the Wind Format: VHS Source: Center for Environmental Study Date: 1987 Subject: eources, pathways and fatee of airborne toxica in the Great Lakee Length: 28 min Level: grade 7 - adultlgeneral Cost: $40;rental $10 US funds

Water-Related Teaching Activitiee Format: catalog on audio-visuals Source: ERIC Clearinghome Date: 1977 Subject: water resourcea and reference liete Length: 149 p. Level: grades 4 - 12, teacher resource Cost: $80 US funds

Water Resource Series Format: three filmstrip/caesette tape sets Source: Michigan Book Central (produced by Michigan Natural Reeourcee Magazine) Contents: each kit contains a filmstriplcassette tape program, teacher'e manual, supple- mental materials, references, and euggeeted activities Subjed: 1) Understanding Lake Ecology: photosyntheeie, food chaine, lake euccaasioa, watershed patterns, stratification, the energy cycle and human effects 2) Underetanding Groundwater: Michigan'e geologic hietory, characterietics and occurence of groundwater, long-term effects of groundwater pollution, and the problem of cleaning up contaminated aquifers 3) Understanding Wetlands: role of wetlands in water retention, groundwater recharge, shoreline protection, and sediment trapping; species and habitat diversity, ecology, and interdependence of wetland communities Emphasie: ecology, biology, physical sciences Level: grade 6 - adult Cos t: $29.95 each or all three kits fbr $69.96 US funds

Waterwalker Format: VHS and beta videocassettes Source: CHV Communicatione, Inc. Date: 1986 Subject. Lake Superior and ib tributaries, canoeing, water quality, aesthetics, art, ethics Length: 90 min Level: adultjgeneral Coet: contact CHV Communications

PAGE 1s DIREClDRY OF GREAT LAKES EDUCATION MAlZRUL The Wreck and Rescue of the Sabooner J.H. Hartzell Format: VHS videotape Source: Brauer Produetione Date: 1988 Subject: re-creation of the true story of a nineteenth century shipwreck Length: 68 min Level: adult/general Coet: $39.96 US bdsplw tax and shipping

PAQE 13 SECTION 2. BOOKS

Most books found in this section were produced in the 1980s. Crow Border Litigation: Environmental Rights in the Great Lakes Ecosystem Authors: Muldoon, Paul R., Scriven, David A. and Olson, James M. Source: Carswell Legal Publications Date: 1986; 410 p. Subject: Great Lakes pollution, catalog and explanation of laws, precedent-setting cases Level: undergraduate, graduate, teacher resource Cost: $80 Cdn fund8

Cruising Guide to the Great Lakes Author: Cahn Brazer, Ma jorie Source: Contemporary Books, Inc. Date: 1985; 513 p. Subject: connecting waters history Level: grades 7 - 12 Cost: $22.96 US funds

The Enduring Great Lakes: A Natural History Book Author: Rousmaniere, John Bource: W.W. Norton Date: 1979; 112 p. Subject: covers a wide variety of Great Lakes issues including algae blooms, vanishing species, toxic substances, air and water quality Level: grades 10 - 12 Cost: $14.95 US fbnds ISBN: 0-393091194-1

Environmental Diplomacy: AR Examination and a Perspective of Canadian-U.S. Tramboundary Environmental Relations Author: Carroll, John Source: University of Michigan hsaand John Wiley & Sons Canada, LM. Date: 1986; 352 p. Subject: environmental policy, international cooperation, flooding, toxic substances, water and air quality Level: undergraduate, graduate, adulvgeneral Cost: $24.95 US fhds ISBN: 0-472-10029-7 (U.S.)

Erie: The Wethat Stwived Author: Burns, Noel M. Source: Rowman & Allanheld Publishers Dak: 1985; 340 p. Subject: details the history, processes, biology and cleanup of Lake Erie Level: undergraduate, adult Coat: $34.95 US finds ISBN: 0-8476-7398-7

DIRECTDRY OF GREATUSEDUCATlON MATERIAL The Great Lakee Author: Tovell, Walter Maeeey Source: Royal Ontario Museum Date: 1979 Subject: geology, pollution Level: gradee 6 - 10 Coet: $2.26 Cdn funde ISBN: echo01 edition 0-88854-218-6, trade edition 0-88854246-1

Great Lakee Climatology Atlas Author: Sauleeleja, Andrej Source: Department of Supply and Services Canada Date: 1986 Subject: climate Level: gradee 10 - 12 Coet: Canada $9.95, outeide Canada $11.95 plue ehipping and handling (available in Englieh and French)

The Great Lakes Economy: A Resource and Induetry Profile of tbe Great Lakee Statee Author: Great Lakes Cornrnieeion Source: Harbor House Publiehere Date: 1986 Subject: Great Lakee, economic conditions, induetry Level: grade 10 - adulWgenera1 Coet: $27.50 US funds ISBN: 0-937360-07-4

The Great Lakes Region in Chftdren'e Books: A Seleoted Annotated Bibliography Source: Green Oak4 Preee Publishere Date: 1980; -l%i. g Subjed: annotatad Keting of curriculum-oriented booke about the lake and the bordering statee Level: gradee 4 - 7, teacher reeource Coet: $16.95 US funde ISBN: 0-931600-0 1-4

Great Lakee Shipwrecks and Survivale Author: Ratigan, William Source: Apoetle Ielands National Lakeahore Subject: 384-page illustrated paperback detailing Great Lakee shipwreck^; Edmund Fi tzgerald edition Level: high school - adult Cost: $7.95 US funds plus $1.60 postage and handling (Winconein residente Eadd 6% ealee tax) Great Stories of the Great Lakes Author: Boyer, Dwight Source: Dadd, Mead Publishers Date: 1986; 272 p. Subject: thrilling tales of tragedy, humour and heroism on the world's greatest freehwater seas Level: adult C6sk $9.96 US funda m. 0.396-08696-2 The Inland Seas: A Journey Through the Great Lakes Author: Vaeey, Paul source: Chartwell Books, Inc. Date: 1987; 144 p. Subject: history of the lakes and their significance in the lives of the people who live in their region Level: undergraduate - adult coot: $22.50 Cdn funds ISBN: 1-55521-179-8

Lake Ontario Nearshore Water Quality Atlas Source: Ontario Ministry of the Environment Date: 1980 Subject: water quality, map Level: undergraduate and adulvgeneral coot: free The Late, Great Lakes: An Environmental History Author: Ashworth, William source: Random House Date: 1986,276 p. and 261 p. Subject: history of Great Lakee: geology, human we, pollution, environmental quality, divemione Level: grade 10 - adultlgeneral cost: $12.95 (sofi cover); $22.95 (hard cover) (US funds) plua shipping and handling ISBN: 0-394-55 15 1-6

Paddle-to-the-Sea Author: Holling, Holling C. Source: Houghton Mifflin Company Date: 194 1 Subject: adventures of a wooden canoe; discovering the Great Lakes by canoe (also available in paperback) Level: grades 4 - 6 Cost: $15.96 and $5.95 US funds ISBN 0-395-16082-5 and paperback 0-396-29203-4

PAGE 18 DIRECTDRY OF GREAT LAE(FZS EDUCAlTON MiWERhU Perspectivecr en lhwystern Management hrthe Gremt Lnba Author: Caldwell, Lynton K,Editor Source: State University of New York bees Date: 1988; 320 p. Subject: implementation of binational agreements to actualize an ecwystem approach Level: undergraduate - graduate, adult Cost: $44.50 and $16.95 US funds ISBN: 0-88706-765-4and paperback 0-88706-764-2

The Sweet Water Sea: A Guide to Lake Huron's Georgian Bay Author: Cahn Brazer, Majorie Source: Heron Boob Date: 1987 Subject: guide to cities and villagee along kgianBay Level: high school Cost: $18.96 Cdn funds ISBN: 0-942603-01-X

To the Lad Drop Author: Keating, Michael Source: Macmillan of Canada Date: 1987;265 p. Subject: acid rain, toxic contamination, water shortages Level: grade 10 - adulwgeneral Cos t: $25.95 Cdn funds ISBN: 0-7716-9704-5

Toxic Contamination in Large Lakes Author: Schmidtke, Norbert W. Source: Lewis Publishers, Inc. Date: 1986; 1800 p. Subject: a four-volume set of reaource books, proceedings from the World Confmnce on Large Lakes on Mackinac Island; emphasis on an integrated approach to examining toxic pollution in large lakes Level: adult Cost: $199.80 US funds ISBN: 0-87371-088-6

PAGE I@ SECTION 3. BOOKLETS

This section contains materials produced by government and non-government agencies. Citizen Action in Developing Clean-up Plane for the 42 Great Lekee Toxic Rot Spots Source: Great Lakes United Date: 1987;16 p. Subject: report from a remedial action plan workshop for citizen and community leaders on toxic materials and water pollution Level: high school - undergraduate and graduate Cost: $5 US funds

A Citizen's Guide to Contaminated Sediment Clean-up Source: Lake Michigan Federation - Chicago Date: 1989; 32 p. Subject: assessing contaminant levels, dredging techniques, laws and programs (U.SJ Canada), choices for the future Level: undergraduate, teacher resource Cost: $5 US funds or $6 Cdn funds

A Citizens' Guide to the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement Authors: Eder, Tim and Jackson, John Source: Great Lakes United Date: 1988 Subject: The booklet intends to help citizene understand the purpose and potential of the Agreement; promises of the 1972 and 1978 Great Lakee Water Quality Agreements are discuseed. Level: adult, teacher resource cost: $2 US funds

Drinking Water: A Commdty Guide Source: Concern, Inc. Date: 1986 Subject: complex issues of water management and protection with guidelines for public participation Level: general Cost: $3 US funde, single copy; contact for epecial bulk ordere

Farmland: A Community Issue Source: Concern, Inc. Date: 1987 Subject: farming of the environment, costs, sustainable farming practices, government programe, federal legislation, changes in policies and programs, innovative programe, guidelines for action, resources on fdngissues Level: general Cost: $3 US funds, single copy

The Great Lake Erie Authors: Fortner, Rosanne W. and Mayer, Victor J. Source: Ohio Sea Grant Education Program, The Ohio State University Date: 1987 Subject: basic information about the Great Lakes through interpretation by experts Level: junior high - adult Cost: $15 US funds

PAGE 22 The Great Lakes Primer sotuw Pollution Frobe Foundation Date: 1986 subject: includes background information on the Great Lakee and their history. Discueees the problems with toxics and effects on the environment. undergraduate, teacher resource $6 Cdn funde

Great Lakes Water Levele Source: Environment Canada, Great Lakes Water Levels Communications Centre - Ontario Region Data: 1986; r@nted 1987; 1989 Subjed: Great Lakee geology, hydrology, causes and effects of levels fluctuations, &recasts (booklet in either English or French) Level: grad- 7 - adultlgeneral .Cost: free

Groundwater: A Coxnununity Action Guide Source: Concern, Inc. Date: 1984 subject: availability of depletion, quality of contamination, public health considerations, detectiodmonitoring, federal role, statdocal roles, examples of community organizing citizen action on groundwater issues Level: general Coet: $3 US funde, single copy; contact source for special bulk orders

Hazardous Wastes hmHomee Source: Enterprise fbr Education Inc. Date: 1988 Subject: booklet on what kinds of wastes are hazardous and what to do with common household wastes Level: grade0 7 - 12, teacher resource Coet: $2.75 US funds plua $1.50 postage and handling

Revised Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement of 1978 as Amended by Protoeol eigned November 19,1987 International Joint Cornmiemon, Great Lakes Regional Mce Date: 1987 Subject: United StatedCanadian policy, water quality, environmental policy and law (printed in either Englieh or French) Level: undergraduate, adultlgeneral, teacher resource ~ Coet: free

The St. Lawrence River: Ita Economy and Environment (English version) Le Fleuve St. Laurent: Son Economie et eon Environnnement (French version) Source: The Centre for the Great Lakes Date: 1989; 40 p. (available in English and French) Subject: The St. Lawrence River's contribution to the region's development and quality of life; recommends action for toxic contamination cleanup. Level: general Coet: $12 US funds; $16 Cdn funds soft-cover book, two colors, photos, map, glossary of terms and references

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Classroom activities, computer program, kits and reference dinectoriea are contained in this section. Acid Rain Curriculum, Grades 6-12 Source: Acid Rain Foundation Date: 1988 Subject: six packete of classroom activities, overhead trans parencies, prdpoe t tests, bibliography for etudente and teaehere on (1)Life Science, (2) Earth Science, (3) Physical Science, (4) Biology, (5) Chemistry, (6) Social Studies Level: grades 6 - 12 cost: $19.95 for each packet plua $2 postage and handling or $59.95 for the set of six $4 poetage and handling (US funde)

Acid Rain in Minnesota: A Teacheflo Resource Guide Source: Acid Rain Foundation Date: 1986 Subject: acid rain; accompaniee "Acid Rain in Minnesota," 1985 film Emphaeis: mixed - economica, literature, political and environmental studies, drama Level: grad-4-8 Coet: $9.95 US funde plua $2.50 postage and handling (Minnesota remdents add applicable tax)

Activities Prom Middle Sea (EP-71) Source: Ohio Sea Grant Education Program Date: 1986,20 p. subjed: Compilation of short classroom activities from past issue8 of Middle Sea neweletter. Level: gradee 5 - 9 Coet: $2.60 US funds plue tax for Ohio residents - make cheche payable to "The Ohio Stat.University'

D.J. Angus - Research Veeeel Source: Grand Valley State Vnivereity Emphaeis: educational program on board a 45-foot research veeeel designed for educational activities with group mzee of up to 20 participants Sl&& aquatic science program, Great Lakee ecology Level: all agea; K - 12, citizen groups, teacher workehops Costs: no eharge; operating eeaeon May - November Appreciating Y

Aquatic Activitier New York Sea Grant Exteneion 1980 twelve &hntwa ter-related activitiea grades6-8 $3 us funds Aquatic Project Wild Source: Project Wild Date: 1988 Subject: explores the world of water and aquatic habitats; aquatic education activity guide Level : grades K - 12 Cost: free - only available by attending a Project Wild workshop Canadian Sources of Environmental Information Source: Canadian Government Publishing Centre Date: 1988;biennially Subject: sources in government, induetry, universities and the public sector Level: graduate - adult Cost: $39.75 Cdn funds ISBN: 0-660-54646-9;ISSN 0832-9176

Co-operative Games fbr People Who Love to Play Source: Public Focus Date: 1989 Subject: 175 pages of more than 100 indoor and outdoor games not necesearily Great Lakes Level: all ages Cost: $12.95 Cdn funds each plus 10% of the met for postagehandling for single copies; $12.25 each plus 10% for 2-9copies; and $11.50 each plus 10% for 10-99copies

Curriculum for Grades 4-8 Source: Acid Rain Foundation Date: 1986 Subject: acid rain; 12 classroom-ready activities Emphasis: mixed: science, math, social studiee, art, language Level: grades 4 - 8 Coet: $19.95 US finds plus $2 postage and handling (Minnesota reeidente add sales tax)

Debate Coaches Source: Acid Rain Foundation Date: 1986 Subjeck water quality, allocation, policy Em phaeie: language, environmental studies Level: grades 8 - 12, teacher resource Cost: $19.96 US funds plus $2 postage and handling

Decisions for the Great Lakes Source: Great Lakes Tomorrow Date: 1982 (in revieion) Subject: Great Lakes history and facts, ewsyetem management, law, politice, pollution, public participation, water quality Level: grades 7 - 12 Cost: contact source for information Dire&ry of Auid Rain and Air Quality Materials ,Saurfx: National Park Service, Midwest Regional Office D*: 1988 subject. contains lrourcee for curriculum supplements, audiovisual aide, idkmation materials gmdee K - undergraduate, general fiee

Discover the 5 source: LadCreek Centre, Waterloo Region R.C. School Board Date: 1983 subject: eleven eectione include formation of the Great Lakes, early history, shipping, agriculture, fishing, wetland management Emphasie: art, chemietry, history, geography, language arte, math Levek grades 6 - 8, teacher raounre Coet: available on loan

Diak Computer Programs (EP-74) SotUte: Ohio Sea Grant Education Program - Ohio State University Date: 1987 Subjeck Apple I1 computer programs with instructions for nine marinerelated activities, some accompany OEAGLS activities Emphasis: marine education bvel: gradea 6 - 9 Caet: $6 US funds plue tax for Ohio residents

The Disporral Game Source: Ontario Waste Management Corporation Date. 1984 Subject: 20-30 minute board game for 2-4 playere on environmental studies Level: grade 7 - adultlgeneral Coet: free

The Dotted Dragon Author: Kim Etherington Source: Public Focus Date: 1979; reprinted 1981,1985 Subject: 24-page storylcolouring book about the Great Lakee; introduction to pollution Level: preschool - grade 3 Cae t: Cdn funds: $1.95 each plus .75 (postagefhandling) per single book; $1.50 each plue 1.25 postagehandling for 2-9 copies; $1.25 each plus 2.25 postagehandling for 10-19 copies; and $1.25 plus 10% of the order total (poetagdandling) for 20-99 copiee Earthwatching ILI: An Environmental Reader Source: Sea Grant Institute and the Institute for Environmental Studias, University of Wisconsin-Madison Date: 1989; 144 p. Subject: teacher'e guide designed to complement classroom material6 on ecientific and environmental topics - Earthwatching I11 contain8 200 half-page etoriee originally written for EARTHWATCWradio dealing with topics from the atmosphere, the biosphere, the land, the world of water, energy, environmental quality, health and nutrition, people and society, and around the globe Level: grades 4 - 12 Cost: $6 US funds including postage and handling

Educators' Guide to Great Lakes Materials Source: University of Wisconein Sea Grant College Program Date: 1978 Subject: a bibliography of books, films, maps and parnphleta on Great Lakee Level: undergraduate, graduate, teacher resource Cost: .60# each US hdsplus postage and handling

Environmental Education Activities Manual Source: Stapp, William B. and Cox, Dorothy A. 32493 Shady Ridge Drive, Farmington Hills, MI 48018 Date: fourth edition, 1981 Subject: environmental education, water quality, general action-oriented activitiee Level: teacher resource Cost: contact source

Environmental Reeource Book Source: Ontario Environment Network Date: 1989; annual directory Subject: Ontario's environmental groupa and their resources, liated in alphabetical order Level: senior public school, high school, teacher resource Cost: fi-om $6-$25 Cdn hds,plus $1.50 shipping and handling

Environmental Reeource Directory Source: Public Focus Date: 1989; updates March and September Subject: Canada's access for environmentally relevant books, periodicals, facteheds, films, videocassettes, theatrical performances and games Level: teacher resowce Cost: three-ring binder $201~0~~(tax included), biannual update $Slyear Cdn funds

Field Manual for Water Quality Monitoring Source: Mitchell, Mark K. and Stapp, William B. 2050 Delaware, Ann Arbor, MI 48103 Date: 1988 Subject: interactive water quality project Emphasis: biology, ecology, earth science and chemistry Level: grade 7 - adult/general, teacher resource Cost: $8.96 US funds -discounts available for orders over ten

DIRECTORY OF GREATLMES EDUCAZTONMATERIAL Fish of Lake Superior Author: Downs, Warren Source: Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Date: 1984 Subject: illustrated text on the fish of the northernmost of the Great Lakes Level general Cost: $50 each plus $1.60 postage and handling (Whconsin residents add 6% salee tax)

Food Chain Game Source: Minnesota Sea Grant Extension Service, University of Minnesota Data: November~December1980 Subject: food chains, not specifically on the Great Lakes Level: grades 3 - 6 Cost: single copiers: free

The Great Lakes Source: Harbor House Publishers Date: 1987 Subject: 24-page coloring book depicts scenes from throughout the Great Lakes, with an emphasis on the Great Lakee boats and ocean ships that ply the inland waters Level: preschool - grade 4 Cost: $1.95 US funds

Great Lake8 Agreement Information Kit Source: International Joint Commission, Great Lakes Regional Office Subject: Great Lakes, water quality and water quantity issues Emphasis: kit includes pamphlets on toxic substances, land use activities, bibliography of Great Lakee reports, remedial action plans information, Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement Level: all ages Cost: free

The Great Lakes: An Environmental Atlas and Resource Book Source: Environment Canada - Great Lakes Environment Program and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, mceof Public Maire Date: 1987 Subject: 44 pagee of history of Great Lakes, maps, fact sheets -colourful references explaining Great Lakee history, physical characteristice, effects of human activities on the lakes Level: grades 7 - 12, graduate, teacher resource cat: fiee of charge; limited supply available

The Great Lakw Education L3lmakers Bureau Directory Source: Great Lakes Commission Date: 1989 subject: data on nearly 400 experta from throughout the Great Lakes region available to visit clamrooms and educate atudente on subjects including water quality, fishexiea, geology, waste management, recreation, history and many more Level: teacher, educator resource $5 US funds; $7 Cdn funds Great Lakes Experts Directory Source: Michigan State University, Institute of Water Research Date: 1983 Subject: 67-page directory of over 300 authorities on the Great Lakes. Titlee, names, addresses and phone numbers are included to identify expertise in * governments, univereities, private interest personnel and othem. Level: addVgeneral, graduate students Cwt: $5 US funds includes postage and handling

A Great Lakes Fur 'bade Coloriag Book Author: Kozlak, Chet Source: Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Date: 1981 Subject: fur trade history, with French translation Level: preschool - grade 3 Cost: $2.50 US funds plua $1.60 postage and handling (Wieconein residents add 5% salea tax)

The Great Lakes in My World Source: Lake Michigan Federation Date: 1989 Subjed: materials for educating students on the Great Lakes ecosystem Level: K-8 Cost: contact source

The Great Lakes: Teacher's Guide Source: Federation of Ontario Naturalists Date: 1989 Subject: materials arranged in aix units and designed to allow teachere to easily make uae of Great Lakee topice within existing curriculum guidelinem set by Ontario Ministry of Education Level: grades 10 - 12 and OAC Cost: $15 Cdn funde plua $2.50 postage and handling

Great Lakes Toxic Hotepots Source: Pollution Probe Foundation Date: 1985 Subject: five-colour 21" x 34" poeter ahowing toxic areas around the Great lakes; 343 hotepots Emphasis: environmental quality Level: all agea Cost: $8 Cdn funds

Household hazard ow^ Waete Wheel Source: Environmental Hazards Management Institute Subject: informational device on hazardow houeehold products and alternatives Level: general Cos t: $2.75 each US funds for up to nine wheels; $2.26 each for 10-99, $1.95 fbr 100- 499, plus postage and handling Iwestigetiag the Greet Lake8 Environment: Fishing in Transition Micbigan Sea Grant Publicatione Wee 1983 ecology, history, Great Mee, fieheriee; several activities, teacher background, wall map, gameboarde, worbheets and referencee Level: grades 6 - 8 Cost: $37.50 US bde(includee ehipping and handling) order #MICHU-SG83-400

The LPLe Superior Game Producer: Barbara Liukkonen Source: Minneeota Sea Grant Extension Service, University of Minneeota Date: 1989; 14 p. Sut$cct: game; map and waterehed of Lake Superior Level: gradee 6 - 8 Coet: free

Lnke Survey Charts (mape) source: Apoetle Ielands National Lakeshare Subjeck 1) The Great Lakee (#14600) 2) Lake Superior (#14960) 3) Western Lake Superior (#14966) 4) The Apostle Ielande (#14973) Level: general Coet: $13 US funds each plue $1.60 poetage and handling (Wieconein reeidents add 6% ealee tax)

Living in Water source: The National Aquarium in Baltimore Date: 1987; 1989 Subject: 319 p., 36 activitiee, claesroam-based aquatic ecience curriculum wing hande- on science experiments and activities to teach children the phyeical and biological charactera of marine and freshwater habitats Level : gradee 4 - 6 Caet: curriculum is unbound, three-hole punched, $10 US fimde, $12 Cdn funde includes postage, printing and handling

Living Lightly on the Planet Some: Schlitz Audubon Center Date: 1989 Subject: two-volume activity guide providing information on environmental studies. Reeource materiale euch as mape, etudent role carde, and caee etudies are included to enhance the presentation of concepte. Level : Volume I (grades 7 - 9); Volume I1 (gradee 10 - 12) Coet: each volume $17 US funds plue tax, postage and handling

lKV. Macame Bay Source: E.# Tour Boat Service Ltd. Subject: echooVetaEfunctione on eightseeing cruiee on 93-foot ship for groupe of up to 200 Emphaeie: water reeourcee of the Great Lakes region Level: all agee Coet: call for schedule and rates; operating eeason May - October Michigan €hand Dunes, Teacher's Guide Source: Michigan United Conservation Clubs Subjed: four pam of activities and references related to sand dunes coneemation end the Great Lakes (made to accompany film "Sand Dunem" from Michigo Department of Natural Resources) Level: grades 4 - 6 Cost: free

NINTBI (Now I Muet Become Involved) Source: Environmental Hazards Team Emphasis: educational activities an a 40-foot research tug designed fbr educational activities with group sizes of up to 16 participants Subject: floating on the Great Lakes and testing the water quality Level: elementary - high school Cost: no charge; operating season March - September

OFAGLS (Oceanic Education Activities for Great Lakes) Source: Ohio Sea Grant Education Program, Ohio State University Subject: Lake Erie, interdieciplinary approach to the world's oceans Note: lessons include background information, activities, workehwts, games. Teacher's guide available to accompany each lemon. No elaborate equipment needed. Level: grades 6 - 9 Cost: $3 US funds each (plus tax for Ohio residents) except where othbwnoted (make checks payable to The Ohio State University) OEAGLets (Oceanic Education Activitiee for Great Lakeo) - early elementary grades Source: Ohio Sea Grant Education Program Subject: three separate lessone: Lake Erie, Take a Bowl (ovdew), Build a Pkh to Scale (fish anatomy), and A Day in the Life of a Fish (ecosy&m) Note: each lesson includes activitiee, and a teacher guide - no elaborate equipment needed grades K - 4 $6 US hnds each plus tax for Ohio residents (make che~~hpayable to The Ohio State University)

Our Great Lakes Connection: A Curriculum Guide ibr Grades Kindergarten Through Eight Source: University of Wisconsin Extension, Environmental Resource Center Date: 1986; (out of print, available on loan only) Subject: 24 lessons and activities dealing with everything from sand and rockn to taricn Emphasis: science, social studies and drama of the Great Lakes Level: grades K - 8 Cost: loan only

Our Great Lakes Heritage Source: Ohio Sea Grant Education Pragram Date: 1984; #IS039 Subject: applications of microcomputere in marine and aquatic education Emphaeis: how microcomputers can be used to teach about the Cheat Lakw Level: grades 5 - 9 Cost: contact eom The Outdoor Classroom source: Indiana Department of Education Subject: various outdoor educational activities, including two modules on water resources; teacher's guide, not Great Lakes specific Emphasis: ecience, social studiee Level: grades K - 6 Cost: free

Paddle-to-the-Sea:Supplemental Curriculum Activities for uee with Holling Clancy Holling's book Sm: Ohio Sea Grant Education Program Date: 1988 Subject: biology, ecology, geography, physical sciencee, social studiee, languages and math Emphasis: environmental studiee (includes 24" x 36map of the Great Lakee) Level: gradee 3 - 6 Cost: $10 US funds (make checks payable to The Ohio State University)

Dr. Poeeibilitiea, Lake Healing Extravaganza Portable Theatre live participatory musical adaptable to water quality topics participatory, educational family musical; travels throughout the Lake Ontario region indoors or outdoors, accommodates up to 500 peoplehhow; available for profeseional development days across Ontario; offere workshope in areas of problem-solving, creativity, team-building, communication, clowning and theatre. Level: grades 4 and up Coe t: ranges from $400 and up (Cdn funds)

Rain, Rain Go Away Author: Sally Leppard source: Public Focus Date: 1979; reprinted 1981,1986 Subject: 24-page colouring/activity book about acid rain Level: preschool - grade 3 Cost: Cdn funds: $1.95 each plus .75 (poetagedhandling) per single book; $1.50 each plus 1.25 (postagehandling) for 2-9 copies; $1.26 each plus 2.26 (postage/ handling) for 10-19 copies; and $1.25 plw 10% of the order total (postage/ handling) for 20-99 copies

Ranger Rick's Naturescope: Wadlng into Wetlands source: National Wildlife Federation Dab: 1989 Subject: importance of wetlands; informational pages, student activities, teacher's guide Emphasis: science, environmental studies Level: teacher/educator resource Coet: $6 US funds each plus $3.60 postage and handling (postage and handling charges same for any amount ordered) Save Our Streams Source: Indiana Department of Education Subject: stream monitoring program (produced with Izaalr Walton League); activity- oriented, not Great Lakes specific Emphasis: science, social studies, health Level: grades K - 12 Cost: free

The Schoolehip Program Source: Inland Seas Education Association Date: 1989; mid-May - mid-October Emphasis: two 100-hot schooners - 'Malabar" and *AladeLinew;a sailing classroom on Grand Traverse Bay, Michigan. Students collect and examine plankton, fish, and bottom sediments and experience the heritage of the Great Lak~ Level: grades 6 - 10 Cost: $lO/person US funds-group size 36 maximum

SERAPHIM Source: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant, Communications Office Date: 1984 - present Emphasis: Software for Apple Computers Titles: Sulfuric Acid; WAQUAL (water quality); Lake Study; Pond Studs Mineral Resources Level: grade 6 - adultJgenera1 Coat: $6/disc US funds Sportediehing and Aquatia Resources Eduaation Program - Leader Manual Source: Department of Natural Resources - Cornell University Date: 1989 Subject: the manual focusee on fishing -aquatic ecology and the Great Lakm are noted in each chapter Level: grades 6 - 7 Cost: contact source for information

Treamves in Your Garbage Author: Toni Ellis Source: Is Five hss Date: 1986 Subject: 24-page activity book on recycling Level: pre-school - grade 3 Cost: Cdn funds - single copy: $2.95; bulk rates: 26-99 $2.51; 100-199 $2.34 plus postage and handling ISBN: 0-920934-26-9

Voyageur Prints Artist: Hopkins, Frances Ann Source: Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Subject: 1)Voyageurs on Lake Superior, 1869 (28" x 21") 2) Canoe Shooting Rapids (36" x 24") 3)Canoe Proceeding Along High Rocky CW% (28" x 18") Level: all agea Cost: $6 US funds each plus $1.60 postage and handling (Wisconsin residents add 5% sales tax) Water source: Michigan United Conservation Clube sn* 24 pagee ofclaaaroom water activitiee Level: grades 4 - 8, teacher resource Cast: $1 U8 bde

Water Conmemation f3olmx The National Survival Inetitute Deb 1989 S\ibject: teacher's Bit on water coneervation hvel: grad-4-6 Cast: first copy free; additional copiee $1 Cdn funde

Water: The Liquid of Life source: Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Date: 1988 subject: handwon activity modulee for claeeroom etudiee Level: grade 5, teacher reeource Cast: fhe

Wabr Sense Wheel Source: Environmental Hazards Management Inetitute subject. pdential tosic and nontoxic contaminants information device; safe drinking water Level: general Cast: $2.75 US fund8 each for up to nine wheele; $2.26 each for 18-99, $1.96 for 100- 499, plus poetage and handling

Water Watch source: The National Survival Inetitute Date: 1989 sd$zJ& airnulation game developed for Apple computers; environmental and eucial studiee Level: grades 8 and 9 Cast: first copy fhq additional copiee $1 Cdn funde

Water Wheel Source: Water Consemation Systems, Inc. Subject: water comervation informational device; water uee and coneervation Level: general Cost: $1 US funds each plua postage and handling for quantitiee up to 260

Water Wisdom source: The National Survival Inetitute Date: 1989 subjed. bacher's kit on water consemation and water management; environmental and dalstudiee Level: grade6 8 and 9 cM4t: contact eource~for information

PAQE SB DIRECTORY OF GREATWSEDUCAlTONdUT&RIAL Water Wise Source: Department of Natural Resources - Cornell Univexuity Date: 1989;87 p. Subject: teacher'e guide introducing water quality, the importance of the water qde and water treatment Level: grades 5 - 6 cost: $4 US funds includes shipping and handling

Water World Source: Cornell Media Services Date: 1988 Subject: six different activities on aquatic life Level: grades 4 - 6 Coet: contact source for information

Welcome to the Wetlands Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region V, Water Division Date: 1988 Subject: fold-out poster on how wetlande can help Level: grade^ 3 - 5, teacher resource Cost: free

Wetlands ABtect You and Me: Leadefleacher Guide Source: Michigan Sea Grant Exteneion, Cooperative Extension Sexvice Date: 1979 Subject: activities prepared to teach memWstudenta about wetlands; one of 26 publications about ecological issues from Extension Sexvice; #I038 fbr leemer; #lo39 for leaderlteacher Level: grades 6 - 8 Cost: Publication 4-H1038: $.70;4-H 1039; $.70 (Orden of $60 or 1- must be prepaid in US funds)

Wetlands Are Wonderlad Source: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program Date: 1983 Subject: science, key wetland concepts; value to humanity, helping youth understand current and hture usee of wetlands Level: youthladul t, teacher resource Cos t: first copy is free; additional copies $1 US funds

The World Game Source: World Game Institute Notes: participatory workshop on global resources -varying programs are available for different ages and groups Subject: environment, state of the planet Emphasis: world geography, history, current eventa and global issues Level: all ages Coet: varies with type of program; average mt is approximately $3600 US fbds (includes two traveling workshop staff, shipping of the giant map, prape, and other materials) SECTION 6. NEWSLETTERS

This section contains the titles of newsletters thatdeal with the Great Lakes basin as a whole or in part, either occasionally or entirely. Acid Rain UPDATE Source: Acid Rain Foundation Date: occasional Subject: cufiiculum, books, newsletter, slides, tapes, occasional Great Lakes materials, resource list Level: teacher resource Cost: send self-addressed envelope for price list

Advisor Source: Great Lakes Commission Date: monthly Subject: coneervation of the water resources of the Great Lakes basin Level: adul Vgeneral, teacher resource Get: free

Canadian Water Watch Source: Rawson Academy of Aquatic Science Date monthly Subject: summaries of key initiativeg related to aquatic science, policies, regulations and other ieeuea related to water Level: adulvgeneral Cost: annual eubscription: $160 Cdn ($186 Cdn outaide Canada)

The Chadbmp Source: Great Lakm Hietorid Society Date: quarterly four-page newsletter Subject: Great Lakes, history Level: undergraduate and teacher resource Cost: included with $20 membership

Coastal Educators News Source: New York Sea Grant Extension Program, East Aurora Date: bimonthly Subject: toxic eubstances, ecoeyatems, fishing, Great Lakea issues Level : teacher resource Coet: free

Coaetlines Source: New York Sea Grant Institute, Stony Brook Date: quarterly Subject: aquatic topics, coastal management, fisherie~and recreation, Great Wee Level: undergraduate, graduate, adulvgeneral Cost: free

ComationMentor Authore: Joint newsletter of the Minnesota Association of Soil and Water Conservation Dietricte, Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Reeources, and the Minnesota Aseociation of Watershed Diatricta Source: Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resource8 Date: bimonthly Subject: soil & water coneervation Level: adulvgeneral Coat: free Council Commentary 8Qlmx Council of Great Lakee Governore 1Date: monthly subject: activitiee of the Council of Great Lakee Governors; public policy ieeuee to eix etates: IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, WI Level: addugenera1 Coot: fiee

EJ3 News Wieconein Department of Natural Resourcee, Bureau of Information and Education Date: quarterly Sll~ 12 pagee of information for Wieconein educatore on environmental topics, iemea, newe items and lieting fin maource materiala Lavel: teacher resource Coat: free

Environment Viewe Source: Alberta Environment Communicatione Branch Date quarterly Subject: claeeroom curriculum, epcific topic hmvarious viewpoints with the aim of increasing awareneea of environmental ieaues; recycling, hazardow waetee, agriculture, energy (applicable to Great Lakes education) Level: grade 7 - adult, teacher reaource Cmt: free

Envhnmental Communiaatar Source: North American Aeeociation for Environmental Education Date: bimonthly Subject: not Chat Lakee epecific Level: teacher resource Cost: included with membership feee $35 US funds or $20 fbr non-membera

Federation Highlights Source: Water Pollution Control Federation Date: monthly Subject: water pollution highlighte, cufient iaeuea on water and wastewater treatment, management and diepoeal Level: adulwgeneral Coer t: eubecription ratee

FOCUS on International Joint Commiscrion Autivitiea Source: International Joint Commieaion, Great Lakes Regional Oflice Date: three ieeuee per year: March, July, November Subject: water, pollution, hazardous eubetances, IJC, environmental quality, Great Lalree focus, U.S.-Canadian institutional arrangements grade 9 - adulvgeneral, teacher resource free Great Lakes Program source: Great Lakes F'rograrn Office - BuRalo Date: bimonthly Subject: facua for serving the public on Great Lakea intereets at SUNY at Buffdo; information clearinghowe Level: undergraduate, graduate, adultlgeneral Coe t: free The Great Lakes Reporter Source: The Center for the Great Lakee Date: bimonthly Subject: management, conservation, natural reeourcee, water quality, U.8.-Canadian Great Lakes ieeuee Level: undergraduate, graduate, adultlgeneral, teacher resource Coet: available with memberehip

The Great Lakes United Source: Great Lakee United Date: q-rly Subject: coneervation, economic etrategiee, information exchange, U.S.-Canadian Great Lakes iesuee, citizen involvement I Level: adulvgeneral Coet: available with memberehip

Greenpeace Great Lakes Source: Greenpeace, Great Lakee Office Date: six times each year Subject: environmental issues, ocean ecology Level: grade 9 - adul tlgeneral Cost: available with membership

Groundwater Notee Source: Waterloo Centre for Groundwater Research Date: twice annually Subject: interaction between groundwater research scientiets, professionals, governmental agencies, and special interest group8 Level: teacher resource Coet: free

The Helm: Happenin* and Educational Activities Around Lake Michigan Source: Illinoie-Indiana Sea Grant Program, University of Illinoie Date: quarterly Subject: coaetal issues, evente and educational activities in the southern area of Lake Michigan Level: grade 7 - adultlpneral, teacher resource Cost: free

PAGE 42 DIREClVRY OF GREATLARE9 &DUCAIIONHAB Horizons source: Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute Date: quarterly Subject: western Lake Superior coneervation ieeues, including Great Lakee Level: general Cost: available with membership eubecription $16 US funds

Inland Seas Source: Great Lakee Historical Society Date: quarterly Subjed: Great Lakee hietory Level: undergraduate, teacher resource Cost: $20 memberehip (include8 journal and neweletter)

Lacuetrine Leseone Source: Minnesota Sea Grant Exteneion Service - Duluth Date: publiehed through Auguet 1988: back iseues are available Subject: activities on environmental iseuee Level: teacher reeource Coet: free

Lake Michigan Monitor Source: Lake Michigan Federation Date: quarterly Subject: lakewide efforts to protect Lake Michigan; lake clean-up, shoreline eroeion, beachee, and dunes Level: high school, adult Coet: available with membership

LaJm Tidee source: Wieconsin Department of Natural Reeources, Bureau of Information and Education I Date: quarterly Subject: eight pagee of information on lake eciencee, management and how-to information Level: teacher reeource Cost: free

Lakes Letter source: DePaul Univereity Date. occaeional Subjact: information on Great Lakee research Level: teacher reeource Cost: free

Littoral Drift source: University of Wieconein Sea Grant College Program Date: monthly subject: two-page newsletter on environmental ieeuee, a list of journal reprints and events teacher reeource free Michf gan Waste Report Source: Waate Systems Institute Date: biweekly Subject: waste management, toxics and pollution control issuee in Michigan Level: adult Cost: free

Natural Resources Register Source: Michigan Department of Natural Resources Date: quarterly Subject: water quality and water management; articles and news storiee of department programs Level: adultlgeneral, teacher reeource Cost: fiee (presently located in Michigan school libraries)

Network New Source: Ontario Environment Network Date: quarterly Subjeet: aims to facilitate communication and coopration among environmental groups in Ontario, in order to contribute to the enhancement and protection of the environment Level: adultlgeneral, teacher reeource Cost: yearly subscription

NWRJ Digest Source: National Water Research Institute Date: 1988; quarterly Subject: current research results, aquatic sciences; scientific understanding of water issues Level: adult/general, teacher resource Cost: free The Probe Post Source: Pollution Probe Foundation Date; quarterly Subject: energy, environmental issues, not (3reat Lakes specific Level: grade 7 - adultlgeneral, teacher resource Cost: $16 Cdn funds

The Seiche Sotrrce: Minnesota Sea Grant Externion Frogram, University of Minnesota Date: five yearly issuee Subject: marine resources, coastal utilization, marine environmental r-h, water safety, Great Lakes Level: undergraduate, adulwgeneral, teacher resource Cost: free SWIM - Safe Waters in Wchigan SourceJ: . . Lake Michigan Federation Date: quarterly Subject: restoring water quality; ecology, human health and economice Level: high school, adult Cost: contribution Twine Line Source: Ohio Sea Grant College Program, Ohio State University ~D&te: bimonthly Subjied: aquatic reuourcee, fiehing Level: addugenera1 Cost: $4.50 per year US funds Upwellings Source: MicKgan Sea Grant College Program, Publications OfEce Date: quarterly Subject: pollution, Great Lakes environmental quality Level: addugenera1 Cost: free subscription

U.S. Water News Source: U.S. Water News, Inc. and the Freshwater Foundation Date: monthly Subject: water quality, water quantity - not Great Lakes specific Level: addtlgeneral, teacher resource Coat: $39 US funde or $49 Cdn funds for one year subscription

The Wagte Reduction Bulletin Source: Ontario Waste Management Corporation Date: three timee a year Subject: directed to industries in the province that generate hazardous wastes Cost: free

Water Impa& Source: Michigan State Univemity, Institute of Water Reeearch Date: monthly Subject: water resources reaearch and education Level: addvgeneral, teacher resource Cost: free SECTION 6. PHPHLETS

This section contains a selected number of pamphlets available from various government and private environmental agencies. For further information, see the Sources section. Acid Rain Story - The Facte Source: Atmospheric Environment Services Date: 1988 Subject: acid rain, U.S.and Canada, areas affected Emphasis: environmental etudies Level: grade 8 - undergraduate Coet: free

Acid Rain: The Facts for Michigan Source: Michigan United Conservation Clubs Date: 1985 Subject: data on acid rain in Michigan Emphasis: ecology,ecience Level: grade 7 - undergraduate Coat: free

Alternative Home Cleaners Source: Pollution Robe Foundation Date: 1988 Subject: recipes for environmentally-sound cleaners Emphasis: home economics, science Level: general Cost: free

Dioxin in Great Lakes Fish source!: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Great Lakes National Program OEce Date: 1986; 16 p. Subject: carp and trout fillet samples analyzed around the Great Lakes Level: grades 8 - 12, teacher resource Cost: free

Eating Great Lakee Fish Source: Michigan Sea Grant Extension, Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University Date: 1987; Extension Bulletin E2028 Subject: background infnrmation on contaminante in Great Lakes sport fish Level: grades 7 - 12, adulwgeneral Cost: .25$ each US funds

Fact Sheets - Great Lakes Areas of Concern Sme: The Center for the Great Lakes Date: 198W89, continuously updated Subject: progresa in remedial action technologies. The fact sheets track cleanup implementation throughout the lakes with several categoriee from contaminated sedimente to upgrading wastewater treatment plante. Level: grade 7 - graduate, teacher resource Cost: free in any quantity; advance notice for orders greater than 100 Fall Beachcombing Source: Michigan Sea Grant College Program, Univereity of Michigan Date: 1978, reprinted 1986 Subject: eight-page flyer on Michigan shorn: discuelsee beach sands, rocks, plantdplant communities, wildlife; also includes list of related books and field guidss- Level: grade 4 - adult Cost: free

Great Lakes Brochures Source: Michigan Sea Grant Extension, Cooperative Extension Se+ Date: 1985; (new edition expected in January 1990) Subject: six fact aheete and map: Great Labee basin (Bulletin ICE-1866); Lake Supmior (Bulletin WE-1866); Lake Michigan (Bulletin #E-1867); Lake Huron (Bulletin #E-1868); Lake Erie (Bulletin #E-1869) and Lake Ontario (Bulletin ltE-1870). Level: grade 4 - adult, teacher reeource Cost: $1.60 for set; $.26 each US Ms

The XJC, What It Is, How It Worb Source: International Joint Commieeion - Great Lekes Regional Mce Date 1988 Subject: pamphlet on the role of the IJC and the Great Lakea Water Quality Agreement Level: general Coet: free Lake Michigan Sport Fish - Shddyou eat your catch? Source: National Wildlife Federation - Great Lakes CMEce Date: 1989 Subject: infirmation about the extent of contamination in Lake Michigan and fish consum ption guideline0 Level: general Cor,t: free

Remedial Action Plans for Areas of Concern Source: International Joint Commieeion, Great Lakea Regional Office Date: 1989 Subject: water quality, Great Lakes basin, public concern Level: undergraduate, graduate and addugenera1 Cot3 t: free

Superior Pnrsuit: Fadabout the Greatest Great.Lalre Source: Minnesota Sea Grant Extension Rogram - Duluth Date: 1906; revised 1989 Subject: fact sheet about Lake Superior: geology, water quality and fish Level: gradee 4 - 12, teacher reeource Cost: free

Toxic Substances Source: International Joint Commieeion, Great IdesRegional Office Date: 1980; presently in revieion Subject: poieonow or toxic eubetances found in the Great Lakes basin Level: gradee 5 - 12, teacher resource Cost: free Upcrtreana - Dewmetream Sanrre: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resourom Dek 1977 l3ubj.a: etream ecology, water quality, introdudory biology Level: grades7-9 Cast: contact eource tar information

Water -here, there and everywhere I source: Enviranment Canada - Inland Waters Directorate, Ottawa I Date: 1989 I Subject: world's water eyetem; fact eheet #2 (6 pages), available in English and French I Level: grad- 4 - 12, teacher reeource Cost: fiee Water - Nature'er Magician Saurce: Environment Canada - Inland Waters Directorate, Ottawa Date: 1989 Subjed: water ae a liquid, a solid or a gae - hydrologic cycle; fact sheet #1(4 pagee) (available in Englieh and French) Level: gradee 4 - 12, teacher resource Cost: free

PAGE 60 SECTION 7. PERIODICALS, SERLALSy JOURNALS

This section contains periodicals, journals and serial publication8 that are usefil to imtructors of Great Lakes materid. Alternatives source: University of Waterloo Date: quarterly Subject: Spring 1986 iseue - excellent resource on Great Lakes (out of print) obtainable from your local library; upcoming fall ieeue on water and eustainable development L17:2] Level: undergraduate, graduate, teacher resource Cost: in Canada: $17.50 (Cdn funds) individual, $35 (Cdn funde) institutions; outside Canada: $22.60 (Cdn funde) individual, $45 (Cdn funde) institutions

Are Great Lnkee Fish Safe to Eat? Author: Schmidt, Wayne A. Souree: National Wildlife Federation, International Wildlife Magazine Date: AugusVSeptember 1989 Subject: ecientiste who warn against regularly eating certain specie8 Level: general Coat: $3 US fund8 mingle ieeue; plus ehipping

Around the Archipelago Source: AptleIelande National Lakeehore Date: twice a year (aummer iiesue and fall/winter/epring iesGe) Subjed: ecology, biology and visitor activities at Apostle Ielande National Lakeshore Level: general Cost: free

Environment I 1 source: Heldref Publications I Dab: ten iesuee per year Subject: environmental topics, not Great Lakea specific, microform editions available through Univerei ty Microfilm8 International Level: undergraduate, graduate Cost: $4.60 single ieeue; yearly subscriptions avaiIable

FOCUS A 8peaial Report Source: The Globe and Mail newspaper Date: April 1989 Subject: articlee on the air, land, water and waste Level: undergraduate - adult Cost: contact nempaper for ehipping coats

sotms Marine Mueeum of the Great Lakee at Kingston Data: summer 1988 Subject a journal of Great Lakee marine history Level: high echo01 Cast: $4.60 Cdn fimde ISSN: 0834-4302 The Great Lakes - A Special Report Author: Hansen, Paul Source: Outdoor America [63(2):1216] Date: summer 1988 Subject history, toxic materials, programmes Level: high school Cost: $1.50 per iesue

The Great Lakee, A Toxic Tragedy Source: The Milwaukee Journal newspaper supplement Date: November 1988 Subject: 16 pages of articles on toxics in the Great Lakee Level: undergraduate - adult Cost: con tact newspaper for shipping charges The Great Lakes - Troubled Waters source: National Geographic, [172( 1):2311 Subject: high water levels and water quality Date: July 1987 Level: adult, teacher reeource Cost: $18/year or $2.25 aingle issue (US funds)

Journal of Environmental Education Source: Heldref Publications Date: quarterly Subject: environmental education theory and application Level: teacher resource Cost: free with membership

Journal of Great Lakes Research Source: International Aeeociation for Great Lakes Fbaearch - Ann Arbor Date: Subject: engineering, economics, social sciences, politics, physics, biology, planning Level: graduate, teacher resource Cost: free with membership

Managing the Great Lak- Badn as a Home Reference: Christie, W.J., et al; Journal of Great Lakes Research, 1986, v.12, n.1, p. 2 - 17 Source: Glenora Fisheries Station Date: 1986 Subject: holistic perspective, ecosystem management, citizen participation Level : undergraduate, graduate, adulvgeneral Cost: free

More Preoious Than Gold: The Story of Water in Miohigan source: Detroit Free Press newspaper supplement Date: April 1989 Subject: 16 pages of articlee on Lake Michigan and the Great Lakee basin Level: undergraduate - adult Cost: contact newspaper for shipping charges Source: Southam Environment Project Date: October 1989 %bj& public information about the caueee of environmental probleme Level: general Coat: contact The Vancouver Sun, the Ottawa Citizen or Southam News in your local area for complete infmation

An Overview of Canadian Law and Policy *ernbag Great Lakes Water Quality Management Refkrence: Canadian Environmental Law Research Foundation, Journal of Source: International Law, [18(1):109-1631 Date: 1986 Subject: diversion8 and consumptive uee Level: graduate, teacher reeource Caet: contact eouree

Peeticidee in America Source: The Hartford Courant newspaper eupplement Dab May 1987 Subject: 16 pagee of articles on pesticides Level: undergraduate - adult Coat: contact newspaper for shipping chargee

Seasons source: Federation of Ontario Naturaliete Date: Autumn 1987 ieeue Subject: special on the Great Lakes, coneervation, acid rain, endangered epeciee Level: grade 5 - adul Wgeneral , teacher resource Cost: eubecription from $16 Cdn funds per year; epecial issue $3

Taming the Great Lakes: Ie It Really Necessary? Author: Gome, Peter Source: Royal Canadian Geographical Society [Canadian Geographic, 108(25):14-241 Date: 1988 Subject: lake levels Level: adult, teacher reeource Cost: $3.60/iesue; 10-100 copies $2.76/ieeue (Cdn funds) plus ehipping

Tracks Source: Michigan United Conservation Clubs Date: May 1988; Volume 10, ieeue 9 Subject: "Swim into Summer" issue contains articles on the Great Lakes, aquatic wildlife, ehoreline protection, fieh habitats Level: upper elementary grades Coet: $1.60 US funds

A Tribute ta the Great Lakes Source: Michigan Natural Resource Magazine Date: MayIJune 1986 Subjed: eketchee and articles about the hietory, policy, fisheries, water quality, and future of each lake Level: undergraduate - adult Cost: upon request SECTION 8. SPEC= REPORTS

This section contains special reports from various Great Lakes agencies and organizations. Activities Report, International Joint Commission Source: International Joint Commieeion, Great Lakee Regional Oflice Date: biennially Subject: deecribee the Commieeion and its activitiee along the entire length of the CanadiadUnited States border, including the Great Lakes (printed in English and French) Iwrrel: undergraduate, graduate and adulvgeneral Cost: fiee

Annual Report, Great Lakes Fishery Comarteeion Source: Great Lakee Fishery Commieeion Dab: annually Subjed: fieheriee, natural resour- management Level: undergraduate or teacher reeource Coat: free

A Cithen's Agenda for Restoring Lake Ontario: Report of a Regional Meeting on Lake Ontario Water Quality Iesuee source: Gmat Lakee United Dab: 1987; 46 p. Subjed: toxic materials, water and air pollution Level: high echool - university Coet: photocapy/$lO US funde

Ctumda of Change Author: Peame, P.H.,F. Bertrand, J.W. MacLaren source: Environment Canada, Enquiry Centre, Ottawa Date: 1985 Subjed: water quality, wee and pteeem, water management, federal and international arrangements, occasioml Great Lakes Level: undergraduate, graduate, teacher resource Cost: free

The Great Lakes: A Stewardship Left Unattended SOUmX Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Dab: 1989 annual report Subject: state of water quality, reeearch and management Level: adult Cost: free

UGLR Program and Abstracts - Annual Conference Source: International Asdation of Great Lakee Reeearch Date: 1989 Subjd overview of the laktGreat hkee research topice and lietings of sources Level: undergraduate, graduate, teacher reeource Cost: fiee with membership Living with the Lakes: Challenges and Opparttlnitieo A Progress Report to the International Joint Commbdon Source: International Joint Commiesion - Ottawa or Washington Date: 1989 Subject: a study in response to the detente from the hernments of Canada and the United Stake on the fluctuating water levels in the Great Labee - St. Lawrence River baein Level: gradee 10 - 12, graduate, teacher resource Cost: free

Protecting Minnesota's Waters: Prioritiw for the 19891981 Biedum

Source: Minnesota State Planning Agency . . Date: 1989; 14p. Subject: protecting Minneeota'e inland lakes, groundwater and Lake Superior Levels: general audience Cost: free

Repoft on Great Lakes Water Quality, Great Lakes Water Quality Board Source: International Joint Commission, Great Lakes Regional Mce Date: annually andlor biennially eince 1973 Subject: hazardous eubetances, law, legislation, Great Lak& region (printed in English and French) Level: undergraduate, graduate, adulWgenera1 and teach= resource Cost: free

State of the Great Lakes Annual Rem soum: The Office of the Great Lakes, Michigan Department of Natural Rsaourcee Date: 1989 Subject: highlight6 of cleanup plane for Great Lakes pollution; pqpws made in implementation of regional agreernente to conk01 toxicu pollution and emergency reeponse to spills Level: adulWgenera1 Coet: free

A Strategy for the Wise Use of Peatiaides and Nutrienb Source: Minnesota State Planning Agency Date: December 1988; 61 p. Subject: wee of pesticides and protection of nutrients in the home, forwted landr, agriculture, parke and othere Level : undergraduatdadult Coet: free

Udhlfilled Promises: A Citizens' Review of the Internetiod Great Lakea Water Quality Agreement Sonrce: Great Lakee United Date: February 1987; 96 p. Subject: 1978 Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement Level: addt Coet: $5 US funde

DIREClVRY OF QR.EATLAEE8 EDUCATION ML4TWtXA.L PAW 67 Water ibr LdEb -The Tour of the Great Lakes Somee: Oreenpeace - Great Lakes Date: 1989 Subject: information and recammendations from Greenpeaee'e 1988 tour of the Great Lakm' mrtion of the North American Inland Waters Expedition Lwel: under&duate, graduate, teacher rernource Cost: $16 US funds Water LeveIr Bulletin Sourcel: Fieheria and Oceane Canada, Communication8 Department Dab: monthly Subject. levels, stream measurements, Great Lakes levels Level: undergraduate, graduate and teacher reeource Cost: fiee SECTION 9. SOURCES

This section contains a list of selected sources of material. These sources produce or collect bodies of information too numerous to list individually, although some im- portant publications may be found listed specifically in other sections. Acid Rain Foundation, Inc. Canada Centre for Inland Waters 1410 Varsity Drive Public Information, P.O. Box 5050 Raleigh, NC 27606 (919)829-9443 Burlington, ON L7R 4A6 (416)336-4981 Note: Great Lakes water resources, publications, Alberta Environment, Communications Branch newsletter, audio-visuals Oxbridge Piace, 9820 106 Street Edmonton, AB T5K 9Z9 (403)427-6310 The Canadian Coalition on Acid Raid Note: aeweletter (applicable to Great Lakes) The Canadian Acid Precipitation Foundation 112 St. Clair Avenue West, Suite 401 WleIslands National Lakeshore Toronto, ON M4V 2Y3 (416)968-2136 Chief of Intsrpreta tion Note: free information packages National Park Service Routs 1, Box 4 Canadian Department of External Affairs Bayfield, WI 64814 (715)779-3397 Information Division Note: Lake Superior Bibliography 125 Sueeex Drive Ottawa, ON KlA OG2 (613)996-9134 Aquatic F'roject Wild Note: periodicaVoccasiona1 Great Lakes in United Stateo contact: Box 18060 Canadian Embaesy Boulder, CO 803088060 (303)444-2390 Office of Information or Ambassade du Canada in Canada contact: Public AfFairs Division Canadian Wildlifb Federation 501 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW 1673 Carling Avenue Washington, DC 20036 (202)682-1740 Ottawa, ON T5K 2G6 (613)997-1096 Note: periodicaVoccasiona1 Great Lakes

Atmnspheric Environment Servicee Canadian Environmental Law 4905 Dufkin Street Research Foundation Downsview, ON M3H 6T4 (416)7394769 517 College Street, Suite 401 Note: dona1Great Weematerial Toronto, ON M6G 4A2 (416)960-2284

Bowling Green State Univemity Canadian Ins titute for Environmental Institute for Grest Lakes Research Law and Policy 12764 Levis Parkway 517 College Street, Suite 400 Perryuburg, OH 43661 (419)372-2531 Toronto, ON M6G 4A2 (416)923-3529 Note: hcuon ports, shipping, hae all Army Note: occasional Great Lakes material corps of Engineens wports . . Carolina Biological Supply Company Bra- PlPdnetione Main Oflice and Laboratories, 402 Cass Street Burlington, NC 27215 Traverse'city, MI 49684 (616)941-0850 (919)584-0381or 1(800)334-6651 Note: producers of teacher resource and class- Britannica E~cyclolopediaEducational Corp. room ready materiale, charts, maps, videos, 426 North Michigan Amnue filmstrips, games; catalog includes price lists Chicago?IL 60611 (312)321-7100 or 1-800-658-6968 Carswell Legal Publications 2330 Midland Avenue Britannica Learning Materials Agincourt, ON MIS 1P7 (416)291-8421 P.O. Box 2249, Britaanica Place Cfambridge, ON N3C 3N4 C.B.C. Enterprises (416W1-1064 (619)658-4621 Educational Resources Box 600, Station A

BuRfioe~hni-- ' .. Toronto, ON MSW 1E6 (416)975-3600 Oby, PA 19647 (800)643-FROG Note: fhe catalogue upon request Center for Environmental Information Council of Great Lakes Governors 33 South Washington Street 310 South Michigan Avenue, 10th floor . . Rochester, NY 14608 (716)646-3796 Chicago, IL 60604 (312)427-0092 Note: occasional Great Lakee material Department of Natural Reeources Center for Environmental Study Cornell University Room 70M, 143 Bostwick NE Room 108, Fernow Hall Grand Rapids, MI 49503 (616)456-4848 Ithaca, NY 14863 (607)265-2814

The Center for the Great Lakes Department of Supply and !3ewiceti 435 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1408 Canadian Government Publishing Centre Chicago, IL 60611 (312)646-0901 Ottawa, ON KIA OS9 (613)997-2560 Note: studenthacher materials, newsletter, fact eheets on Areae of Concern DePaul University or Chemistry Department The Centre for the Great Lakee 1036 W. Belden Avenue 320-1/2 Blwr Street Weet, Suite 301 Toronto, Chicago, IL 60614 (312)341-8191 ON M6S 1W5 (416)921-7662 Detroit Free Preee CFPL-TV London News 321 Weet Lafayette Box 2880 Detroit, MI 48231 (313)222-6600 London, ON N6A 4H9 (619)686-8810 FAX (519)686-3288 Dossin Great Lakes Mueeum Belle Isle, MI 48207 (313)267-6440 Charlee Stewart Mott Foundation Note: photos, periodicale, abetracte and inderee 1200 Mott Foundation Building on ehipelehi pping in the Great Lakee Flint, MI 48602-1851 (313)238-6651 Educational Imagee LM. CHV Communications Inc. 3456 Weabide Station 18 Corwin Crescent Elmira, NY 14905 (607)732-1090 Downsview, ON M3H 2A1(416)633-9079 E.K.Tour Boat Service Ltd. Cleveland State University 3A Hillyard Street Geography Department Hamilton, ON L8L 6A9 (416)521-0662 1983 East Twenty-fourth Street Cleveland, OH 44115 (216)687-2000 Enterprise for Education, Inc. 1320A Santa Monica Mall Concern, Inc. Santa Monica, CA 90401 (213)394-9864 1794 Columbia Road, NW Washington, DC 20009 (202)328-8160 Environmental Hazarda Management Institute P.O. Box 932 Conservation Education Aesociation Durham, NH 03824 (603)8681496 Wisconein Department of Natural Reeourcee Box 7921, Madison, WI 63701 (608)266-6790 Environmental Hazards Team do NIMBI Contemporary Books, Inc. R. R. R7 180 North Michigan Avenue Dunnville, ON N1A 2W6 (416)774-4769 Chicago, IL 60601 (312)782-9181 Environment Canada - Alberta Cornell Media Senrime Environmental Protection Distribution Center Room 210,4999-98 Avenue Building 7-8, Reeearch Park Edmonton, Al3 T6B 2x3 (403)468-8075 Cornell University Note: videotape Ithaca, NY 14853 (607)265-2080

DWTORY OF QREATLAEES EDUCATION MARZRULL PAW 61 Environment Canada, Enquiry Centre Great Lakes Commission Emironmmtal Protection Service Argus I1 Building 351 St. Joseph Blvd. 400 South Fourth Street Ottawa, ON KIA OH3 (613)997-2800 Ann Arbor, MI 481034816 (313)665-9135

Environment Canada Great Lakee Fishery Commission hatLakes Environment Program 1451 Green Road Ontario Region Ann Arbor, MI 48105 (313)662-3209 26 St. Clair Avenue East Toronto, ON M4T 1M2 (416)973-616711093 Great Lakes Historical Society 480 Main Street Environment Canada Vermilion, OH 44089 (216)967-3467 Great Lakes Water Levels Communications Note: museum dealing with Great Lakes history, Canada Centre fir Inland Waters library use for members P.O. Box SO60 Burlington, ON L7R 4A6 (416)336-4581 Great Lakes Institute University of Windsor Environment Canada Windsor, ON N9B 3P4 (519)253-4232 Inland Waters Diredorate Note: technical reports Editorial and Publicationa Division Ottawa, ON KIA OH3 (819)997-2601 Great Lakee Program Office 207 Jarvis Hall Environmental Protection OfEce State Univereity of New York City of Toron to Buffalo, NY 14260 (716)636-2088 Department of Public Health 12 Shuter Street, Third floor Great Lakee Research Consortium Toronto, ON M5B lAl(416)392-6788 214 Baker Laboratory, SUNY ESF Note: materiala on environmental protection Syracuse, NY 13210 (316)470-6894

ERIC Clearinghouse for Science Great Lakes Tomorrow Mathematics and Environmental Education 720 Bathurst Street 1200 Chambem Road, Third Floor Fourth Floor, Unit 3 Columbue, OH 43212 (614)292-6717 Toronto, ON M5S 2R4 (416)536-9161

Federation of Ontario Naturalists (FON) Great Lakee United 366 Lemill Road State University College at Buffalo Don Mills, ON M3B 2W8 (416)444-8419 Cassety Hall, 1300 Elmwood Avenue Note: Seasons magazine-Great Lakes issue Buffalo, NY 14222 (716)886-0142 or Fisheries and Oceans Canada Canadian address: Communications Department P.O. Box 548, Station A 1134200 Kent Street Windsor, ON N9A 6M6 Ottawa, ON KIA OE6 (613)993-0999 Green peace Glenora Fisheries Station 678 Bloor Street West Picton, ON KOK 2T0 (613)476-7877 Toronto, ON M6G lK1(416)638-6470 or The Globe and Mail Greenpeace Great Lakes 444 Front Street Weet 1017 West Jackson Blvd. Toronto, ON M5V 2S9 (416)426-0006 Chicago, IL 60607 (312)666-3305

Grand Valley State University Harbor House Publishers Department of Phyeica 221 Water Street Allendale, MI 49401 (616)896-2275/3179 Boyne City, MI 49712 (616)582-2814 Note: books, magazines on Great Lakee

PAGE 68 DZRECTVRY OF GREATWSEDUCAlTON MATERIAL The Hmtfard Courant Indiana Dun- National Lakeahore 286 Broad Street 1100 Mineral Springs Road Hartford, CT 06115 (203)241-6200 Porter, IN 46304 (219)938-0947

Hawkhill Aeeociatee, Inc. Inland Seas Education Association 126 Eaet Gilman Street P.O. Box 4223 Madieon, WI 63703 lkaveree City, MI 498864223 (616)271-6637 1-800-4224295:in etate (608)251-3934 Note: free catalog on baaic science literacy International Association for Great LhResertrrh (IAGLR) Heldref Publications Univereity of Toronto, Searborough Campus Helen Dwight Reid Educational Foundation 1265 Military Trail 4000 Albemarle Street NW,Suite 604 Scarborough, ON M1C 1A4 (416)978-2011 Washington, DC 20016 (202)3626245 or International Association Illinois Department of Coneemation far Great Lakes Research (IAGLR) 524 South Second Street University of Michigan Springfield, IL 62701-1787 (217)782-7464 IST Building, 2200 Bonietesl Bhrd. Note: natural regourcea (217)785-3450 Ann Arbor, MI 48109 (315)498-2007 Note: newsletter and confbrences Illinois Department of Energy and Natural Reaourcee Intemational Joint Commission 326 We%tAdame Street, Roam 300 Canadian Section Headquartera Springfield, IL 62704-1892 (217)786-2800 100 Metcalfe Street, 18th Floor Ottawa, ON KIP 5Ml (613)996-2984 nlinoie Environmental Protection Agency 2200 Churchill Road International Joint Commission Springfield, IL 62794-9276 (217)782-5662 Great Mee Regional Of5ce Note: producee pamphleta and reports on 100 Ouellette Avenue, Eighth Flm groundwater, elide-tape program and coloring Windsor, ON N9A g1'3 (519)260-7021 book on water activities or P.O. Box 32869 Detroit, MI 48232 (313)226-2170 Illinoie-Indiana Sea Grant Program ~mmunicationeMce International Joint Cammiwkn Univereity of Illinoie United Statee Section Headquartem 5 1 Mumford Hall, 130 1 Weet Gregory Drive 2001 S Street, N.W., Second Floor Urbana, IL 61801 (217)333-9448 Washington, DC 20440 (202)673-2222

Illinoie State Board of Education Ie Five Prese 100 North First Street 400 Mt. Plea~lntRoad Springfield, IL 62777 (217)782-2826 Suite 4 Toronto, ON M4S 2L6 (416)480-2408 Indiana Department of Education Divieion of Curriculum Jennieon Nature Center OtKce of the Superintendent 3582 State Park Drive Room 229, State Howe Bay City, MI 48706 (617)686-9000 Indianapolie, IN 46204 (317)927-0111 Note: book on Tobico Marsh $7 US funds proceed8 towarde the Centar'e pragrame Indiana Department of Natural Reeourcee Divieion of Water John (X. ShdAquarium 2A75 Directore Raw 1200 South Lake Shore Drive Indianapolie, IN 46204 (317)2324160 Chicago, IL 60606 (312)939-2426 Note: aquatic programa/worknhaps in Great Lakee, videos

DIREClVRY OF QRIIAT LAEB EDUCATION MATERUL Lake Michigan Federation Michigan United Coneervation Clubs 59 East Van Buren Street, Suite 2215 Education Department Chicago, IL 60606 (312)939-0838 2101 Wood Street, Box 30235 or Lansing, MI 48909 (517)371-1041 647 West Virginia Note: Extensive conservation education program Milwaukee, WI 53204 (414)271-5059 as &liate of National Wildlife Federation

Lake Superior Center The Milwaukee Journal 353 Harbor Drive P.O. Box 661 Duluth, MN 56802 (218)727-1652 Milwaukee, WI 53201 (414)224-2000

Laurel Creek Centre Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources Waterloo Region R.C. School Board 155 South Wabaeha, Suite 104 91 Moore Avenue St. Paul, MN 65107 (612)296-3767 Kitchener, ON N2G 3x6 (519)885-1289 Minnesota Department of Education Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston 644 Capitol Square Building 65 Ontario Street St. Paul, MN 55101 (612)296-4069 Kingston, ON K7L 2Y2 (613)642-2261 Note: education programmes Minnesota Department of Natural Resources 500 Lafayette Road Michigan Department Of Natural Reeourcee St. Paul, MN 65146 (612)296-6157 P.O. Box 30028 Stevens T. Mason Building Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Laneing, MI 48909 Public Information Ofice general information - (517)373-1220 1935 West County Road, B2 newsletter - (517)373-1214 Roseville, MN 56113 (612)296-630017331 education - (517)373-4223 Minnesota Sea Grant College Program Michigan Natural Resources Magazine Univereity of Minnesota (Michigan Book Central) 116 Classroom-Office Building P.O. Box 30034 1994 Buford Avenue Lansing, MI 48909 St. Paul, MN 55108 (612)626-9288 in Michigan 1-800-292-2525 out-of-atate 1-800-248-5848 Minnesota Sea Grant Extension Service University of Minnesota Michigan Sea Grant Extension 208 Washburn Hall Cooperative Extension Service 2306 East 6th Street Michigan State University Duluth, MN 56812 (218)726-8106 10-B Agriculture Hall East Lansing, MI 48824-1039 (517)355-0240 Minnesota State Planning Agency Environmental Division Michigan Sea Grant Publicatione Office Room 100, Capitol Square Building Univereity of Michigan 530 Cedar Street 2200 Bonisteel Boulevard, IST Building St. Pad, MN 55101 (612)296-3985 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2099 (313)764-1138 National Aquarium in Baltimore Michigan State University Pier 3,601 East Pratt Street 334 Natural Reeources Building Baltimore, MD 21202 (301)576-3887 Eaat Lansing, MI 48824-1222 (517)353-9568 hatitute of Water Research (517)353-3742 National Earth Science Teacher's Aeen. Instructional Media Center (517)363-3960 do 733 Lorraine Street Grosee Pointe, MI 48230 (313)882-2569

PAGE 64 DIRECTORY OF ORBATLAKES &DVCATIONMAT&RIAL National Film Board of Canada New York Sea Grant Extension Program Toronto only: rental (416)973-9093 21 South Grove Street purchase (416)973-2395 East Aurora, NY 14052 (716)652-5453 booking 8t sales - FAX (416)973-6318 Ontario: 1-(800)267-7110 New York Sea Grant Extension Program Quebec: 1-(800)363-0328 . . . Cornell University United States: (212)686-5131' . . 12 Fenow Hall or call your nearest NFB office Ithaca, NY 14853-3001 (607)255-2832

National Geographic Society New York Sea Grant Institute Educational Services Dutchess Hall 211 Watline Avenue, Suite 210 New York Sea Grant College Miseissauga, ON L4Z 1P3 (416)890-1111 SUNYBtony Brook or U.S. toll : (800)368-3728 Stony Brook, NY 11794-5001 (516)g326906 in Washington: (202)921-1330 New York State Department of Education National Oceanic and Atmospheric Room 314H Adminis tra tion (NOM) Albany, NY 12234 (618)474-2121 Great Lakes Water Levels Section OfYice of Oceanography and Marine Services New York State Department of 6001 Executive Boulevard Environmental Conservation Rockville, MD 20852 (301)443-8631 50 Wolf Road Note: occasional Great Lakes material Albany, NY 12233 (518)457-0849

National Park Service North American Association for Midwest Regional Office Environmental Education (NAEE) 1709 Jackson Street 5995 Horseshoe Bend Road, Box 400 Omaha, NB 68102 (402)221-3431 hy,OH 45373 (513)698-6493

National Public Radio OEce of the Great Lakes Caseette Publishing Michigan Department of Natural Reeourcee 2026 M Street, NW P.O. Box 30028 Washington, DC 20036 (800)253-0808 Laneing, MI 48909 (517)373-3588

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