Direct internet links to water-managing government agencies, non-government organizations, and hydrometeorological instrument and service companies.

These links are provided to friends and former students, as well as to companies, organizations, and government agency websites that provide useful information to those involved in watershed hydrology and related topics. No guarantees are expressed or implied.
(You might also try "googling it.")

Educational Websites:
Former Students,
and National Organizations

Brian McGlynn's riparian zone, hillslope and hyporheic zone hydrology; and spatial and temporal scaling of hydrological processes (Montana State University).

David L. Rosgen's Practical Approach to Stream Analysis & Restoration (Fort Collins, CO).

Jeffrey J. McDonnell New ways of measuring, understanding, and predicting runoff generation in gauged and ungauged watersheds (Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR).

Suzanne P. Wechsler Programs and Courses in GIS related to hydrology (Long Beach State University, Long Beach, CA).

American Water Resources Assocation: To advance multidisciplinary water resources education, management and research.

American Institute of Hydrology: AIH is the only nationwide organization to offer certification to professionals and technicians in all fields of hydrology.

Project Wet . The mission of Project WET is to reach children, parents, educators, and communities of the world with water education.

Soil and Water Conservation Society SWCS is a nonprofit scientific and educational organization -- founded in 1943 -- that serves as an advocate for conservation professionals and for science-based conservation practice, programs, and policy.

National Association of Conservation Districts The organization that promotes communication among the 3,000 county- and watershed-based local units of government and their 17,000 employees, all involved in plant, soil, and water conservation; lobbies in their -- and their partners' -- interests.