Web Site Addresses: 
 

General Information: 

* Agriculture: Wildlife
TVA Rural Studies, a cooperative program operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority and the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture. Just released! The 1998 Edition of the Farmer's Guide to the Internet has just gone to press and includes information on wildlife in Agriculture.
web site: www.rural.org/Farmers_Guide/Agriculture/Wildlife.htm

* Alternative Farming Systems Information Center (AFSIC) is one of several topic-oriented information centers at the National Agricultural Library (NAL). The Library, located in Beltsville, Maryland, is the foremost agricultural library in the 
world, and is one of four U.S. national libraries along with the Library of Congress, the National Library of Medicine, and the National Library of Education. AFSIC is supported, in part, by USDA's Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education 
(SARE) program. 
web site:  http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/ 

*   Center for Environmental Resource Management 
web site: http://www.cerm.utep.edu/ 

* CALFED Bay-Delta Program 
web site: http://wwwcalfed.water.ca.gov/ 

*  Environment and Resource Management  Division,  Special Libraries Association 
web site: http://www.wco.com/~rteeter/ermd/ermd.html 

* Environmental Industry Web Site provides a collection of resources for the environmental industry, and is 
published by Extended Enterprise Services. 
web site:  http://www.enviroindustry.com/ 

* Environmental Resource Management, California State University, Bakersfield 
web site: http://academic.csubak.edu/home/acadpro/departments/econ/ermwelc.htm 

*Farmwide Online. 
Farmwide Environmental Resource Management 
web sites: http://www.farmwide.com.au/ 
or  http://www.farmwide.com.au/Sites/Rural/erm.htm 

* Integration of integrated water management. 
Summary: The autors are participating in a research project aimed at the creation of an integrated system for decision support in water management. Our main research aspects are modelling and decision making. The goals are to integrate burocratic and technocratic aspects of water management into one single system. Enabling technologies are investigated and combined into specifications for such a system. Special attention is given to the development of classifications and methods to create cooperative models for both physics and management. Such a system could be well suited to implement sustainable water resource management policies. Enabling technologies are expected to be found in artificial intelligence, object oriented design, data storage and forwarding technology, graphical modelling and presentation tools and communication technology. 
web site: http://cci.ct.tudelft.nl/DSS/Remco/KarlsRuhe.html 

* NMWRRI Water Conference 1996 
Join us in celebrating our 41st annual water conference. This year's conference will take place at the San Juan College, Farmington, New Mexico on September 19-20, 1996, and will focus on Integrated Water Resource Management: Northwestern New Mexico as a Case Study. 
web site:  http://wrri.nmsu.edu/conf/conf96/watconf96.html 

* Ramsar Archives Global Water Partnership gaining momentum 
web site:  http://w3.iprolink.ch/iucnlib/themes/ramsar/w.n.gwp_mtg.htm 

* SASKATCHEWAN ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 
web site:  http://www.gov.sk.ca/govt/environ/mandate.htm 

*  World Resources Institute 
web site:  http://www.wri.org/wri/wrisites.html 
   

Wetland Management: 

* International Workshop on Partnership for Integrating Wetlands and Water  Resources Management 
Montreal, Canada, on 31st August and 1st September 1997 
Organised by: Wetlands International 
web sites:  http://iucn.org/themes/ramsar/key_montreal_workshop.htm 
or  http://w3.iprolink.ch/iucnlib/themes/ramsar/key_montreal_workshop.htm 

Software Management: 

* ERMA Data Manager 
A member of Intergraph's suite of Environmental Resource Management Applications (ERMA), Data Manager (DM) provides tools for capturing, managing, mapping, and reporting 2D and 3D information for a wide range of environmental projects. This software integrates advanced 3D graphics capabilities and data management tools with personal productivity tools, such as word processors and spreadsheets. 
web site:  http://www.intergraph.com/iss/products/mapping/gis/ermadm.htm  

Waste Water Management 

Sheaffer International, Ltd. where wastewater reclamation is our business. 
Our product line is growing rapidly, check back here often for updated information. 
Sheaffer Modular Reclamation and Reuse Systems (SMRRS) 
     The SMRRS eliminates the three basic problems that plague conventional sewage treatment technology: 
     •Odors - resulting from the exposure of untreated wastewater to surface air and the handling of sludge 
     •Discharge - of partially treated wastewater into surface waters which requires the securing of a NPDES permit (National Pollution Discharge Elimination System) which must be renewed every 5 years 
     •Sludge - the production of which requires produced biomass to be relocated 
web site:  http://www.sheafferinternational.com/ 

 Irrigation Districts 

* MONTEREY PENINSULA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT 
The mission of the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District is to manage, augment and protect water  resources for the benefit of the community and the environment. 
Our vision: By the year 2005, The Monterey Peninsula Water Management District will ensure a reliable water supply to meet present and future needs and be recognized as a leader in integrated water  resource management. 
web site:  http://www.mpwmd.dst.ca.us/ 

* Imperial Irrigation District, requires adobe acrobat 
web site:  http://www.kensho.com/power/ 

 * Merced Irrigation District 
web site: http://www.mercedid.org/ 

* Turlock Irrigation District 
 333 East Canal Drive 
 P.O. Box 949, Turlock, CA 95381 
web site:  http://www.tid.org/ 

* SAN GABRIEL BASIN  WATER QUALITY AUTHORITY 
web site:  http://www.deltanet.com/sgvw/wqa/ 

Magazines 

* Environment Matters, the World Bank's new environmental magazine, is a collaborative undertaking produced in print and on the Web three times a year, in the summer, fall and winter. This fall issue, which serves as our annual review, looks back on the World Bank’s environmental work from July 1995 through this June, our fiscal year 1996 (FY96). 
web sites:  http://www-esd.worldbank.org/envmat/ 
or  http://www-esd.worldbank.org/envmat/vol1s96/toc.htm 

*  Tellus Institute Risk and Solid Waste Groups Newsletter-
No. 4 - January 1996 
web site:  http://www.tellus.org/perspec4.html