Current streamflow conditions in New Mexico.
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USGS IN YOUR STATE
USGS Water Science Centers are located in each state.
Links For Educators, Students, And Lifelong Learners
- USGS Education Web page- scientific information to help educate students (K-university) and the public.
- USGS Recreation: Earth science gateway for a safer and more enjoyable outdoor experience.
- Be a citizen scientist! A wealth of curricular ideas, scientific data, maps, books, and other on-line resources to support earth science, biology, geography, and hydrology.
- USGS Water Science for Schools. Site includes a diagram and description of the water cycle in over 60 languages and a ton of information about water.
- Glossary of Water Terms
- Flood Hazards – A national threat (2.35 MB .pdf). Factsheet describing floods, the impacts from floods, and how USGS Science helps build safer communities.
- Ask-A-Geologist: Do you have a question about geology, water, or maps?
- Volunteer for a Changing World - Informative sites for volunteering with the USGS and related sciences.
New Mexico-Specific Information
- FAQ - New Mexico Water Science Center frequently asked questions
- Waterwatch: Maps and Graphs of current surface water resources conditions, floods and high flows, and drought information.
- Ground Water Watch: Ground water conditions from the New Mexico Ground-Water Climate Response Network
- USGS Science in your backyard: Information and links about USGS water, earthquake, mineral science in New Mexico.