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Water Cycle

Water Cycle

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) offers the most comprehensive information about the natural water cycle anywhere, available in many languages. Download our water cycle diagrams and other educational products to assist you in the classroom and more.

Water Cycle for Kids (English)
The Natural Water Cycle (English)
The NEW Water Cycle poster
Learn more about the water cycle
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Image of water cycle diagram behind text that reads Water Cycle Diagrams (All Languages)
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Water Cycle

Water Cycle

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) offers the most comprehensive information about the natural water cycle anywhere, available in many languages. Download our water cycle diagrams and other educational products to assist you in the classroom and more.

Water Cycle for Kids (English)
The Natural Water Cycle (English)
The NEW Water Cycle poster
Learn more about the water cycle
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Eyes on Earth Episode 106 – EROS 50th: Land Cover, Part 1

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USGS CoreCast

Too Much of a Good Thing: Increasing Nitrogen Deposition in Lakes

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USGS CoreCast

Climate Change

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USGS CoreCast

Phytoremediation of Contaminated Groundwater

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USGS

Organic Carbon and the World around Us

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Staff profile photo of Emily Bristol

Emily M. Bristol, PhD

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USGS CoreCast

Slight Climate Changes May Trigger Abrupt Ecosystem Responses

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Color image of Cassie Nickles, Shruti Khanna and Becca Gustine with the graphic for the USGS EROS podcast "Eyes on Earth"

Eyes on Earth Episode 70 - ECOSTRESS and Aquatic Ecosystems

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USGS Scientist, Sasha Reed, with a sloth in a Brazilian rain forest.

Sasha C Reed, Ph.D.

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Outstanding in the Field - Episode 6 artwork

USGS Outstanding in the Field - Not Enough Beaches in Grand Canyon?

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Color image of Dr. Zhiliang Zhu, Dr. Kyle Rodman, and Dr. Sarah Hart

Eyes on Earth Episode 64 - Colorado Bark Beetles

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Logo on a background of a man in a forest turned away from the camera but looking back

Eyes on Earth Episode 96 – Generational Science

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USGS CoreCast

Why Do Minerals Matter?

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Michala L Phillips

Michala L Phillips

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USGS CoreCast

Mercury Contamination in Fish Nationwide

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Color image of Anna Boser and Andy MacDonald with the graphic for the USGS podcast Eyes on Earth

Eyes on Earth Episode 76 – ECOSTRESS and Disease Risk

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man putting square box in ground

Joe Hostler, environmental scientist, Yurok Tribe installing soil moisture probe

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Thomas Over Staff Profile Picture

Thomas Over

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USGS CoreCast

How Abrupt Can Climate Change Be?

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Color image of Jeff Masek and Brian Freitag with logo for USGS EROS podcast Eyes on Earth

Eyes on Earth Episode 45 - Harmonized Landsat-Sentinel

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USGS CoreCast

Nutrient Sources and Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia

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Kevin Kroeger

Kevin D Kroeger, PhD

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Three images showing 1) hands working on lab equipment, 2) a woman handling test tubes in a bag and 3) glass flasks in a lab.

Laboratory approaches for quantifying microbial process rates and analyte concentrations

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Color photo of Logan Berner with the logo for the USGS EROS podcast "Eyes On Earth"

Eyes on Earth Episode 72 – Northward Shift of the Boreal Forest

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William Burton

William C Burton

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Atlantic White Cedar

Rachel R Sleeter

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