Do you know where water goes once it’s flushed down the toilet, what issues are facing our water supply, where the water that pours out of our tap comes from, or what happens to water once it goes down the storm sewer?

Welcome to the Rivers to Oceans series where you will discover the answers to these questions, discover why it’s important to learn more about water and find ways that you can help protect water through your everyday activities. 

Rivers to Oceans Videos

	Biography of Dr. Yves Jean » Beside his participation in different national and international conferences and academic missions, Dr. Jean's interest is still related to national and regional issues related to production of academic and general public material related to water/climate changes issues, such as the St. Lawrence River Watershed. He was part of the production of the new french version of a documentary on the St. Lawrence River to be launched shortly. His research interest is related to the application of the Global Learning Space concept to innovative learning in Water and Climate Changes issues.
	Rivers to Oceans - Conserve and Protect » The quality and quantity of our fresh water resources are in jeopardy. In some parts of the country waterways are dwindling while in others they are becoming so polluted that the water can't be consumed. What can you do to help conserve and protect our fresh water?
	Rivers to Oceans - Conserve and Protect - 30s » The quality and quantity of our fresh water resources are in jeopardy. In some parts of the country waterways are dwindling while in others they are becoming so polluted that the water can't be consumed. What can you do to help conserve and protect our fresh water?
	Rivers to Oceans - Conserve and Protect webisode » The quality and quantity of our fresh water resources are in jeopardy. In some parts of the country waterways are dwindling while in others they are becoming so polluted that the water can't be consumed. What can you do to help conserve and protect our fresh water?
	Rivers to Oceans - Groundwater » The earth can be a wonderful filtration system, but some of the contaminated water that seeps into underground aquifers can't be cleaned up by mother nature. How can you help protect our drinking water?