New York / Watersheds / Washington / DC / Philadelphia / Portland / Cambridge / Los Angeles / /
Company
ABC / USA Today / NBC / Surf Your Watershed Website / River Network Conclusion / NEETF/Roper Starch Worldwide / Scenic America A Press Perspective / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Purdue University / /
IndustryTerm
real time data / Internet Team / Internet Web site / watershed systems / natural systems / important and complex natural systems / visual tools / /
NaturalFeature
Rio Grande tributaries / Gros Ventre River / /
Organization
Henry P. Kendall Foundation / National Environmental Education & Training Foundation / Training Foundation / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / USDA / Parsons School of Design Using Visual Tools / USDA Forest Service / Purdue University / Chesapeake Bay Commission / Kendall Foundation / Earth Force / National Environmental Education and Training Foundation / Smithsonian Institution / office of Wetlands / Oceans & Watersheds / Forest Service / Graduate Department of Architecture and Environmental Design / office of Water Quality / /
Person
Kevin J. Coyle / Ted Smith / David Jones / Tim Palmer / Deborah Potter / Karen Klima / Meg Maguire / Deborah Sliter / Peter Eisler / Linda Lilienfeld / Liz Raisbeck / Sarah Lauterbach / Paul Dolan / Robert Shavelson / Gibson Creative / Glenn Patterson / Diane Sylvain / John Wesley Powell / /
Position
Executive Director / President / Vice-President for Programs / Director / International and Special Services / Director / NewsLab Symbols / Director / Cook Inlet Keeper Applications / Staff Director of Policy and Communication / meteorologist / Vice President for Programs / Hydrologist / Meteorologist and Principal Investigator / Watershed Program Manager / Director / Film and Picture Researcher / Reporter / /
Visual Tools for Watershed Education National Leadership Forum Report N o v e m b e r 1 7 , [removed] | W a s h i n g t o n , D .C . The National Environmental Education & Training Foundation and The Henry P. Kendall Found