3.+Images

= Images of the Swampland =

http://georgiainfo.galileo.usg.edu/photogallery/thumbnails/coastalplain.htm
This website provides many photographs taken inside the Okefenokee Swamp. The site is accessed through GALILEO. You will not need a password when you are at school. Teachers, consult your media specialist if you need the current password to GALILEO.

** 2. **** Discovery Education **
// http://www.discoveryeducation.com // Discovery Education is provided to all teachers in the state of Georgia. This resource is valuable in many aspects, using images such as this one of a Swamp Lilly is just one of the many uses of Discovery Education.



**3. Georgia Encyclopedia**
www.georgiaencyclopedia.org The //New Georgia Encyclopedia// is an excellent resource for everything Georgia. It is free for everyone with internet access. This website highlights everything from business and industry related issues to sports and education.

** 4. Flickr **
www.flickr.com Flickr is fabulous for finding all sorts of photos by amateur photographers.



www.guidebookamerica.com Guidebook America is an excellent tool for teachers. It contains travel directories and maps. Students can selects various states/regions and request guidebooks for that region. Teachers and students can log-on and view scenic web cams. www.landandwater.com Land and Water is a magazine published bimonthly. Teachers and students have free access to it on the web. This magazine covers such topics as soil erosion, lake management and compost.
 * 5. Guidebook America**
 * 6. Land and Water **

@http://timberrattlesnake89.tripod.com/id55.html This site was set up by an amateur photographer, Phillip Higgins, to highlight the wildlife and nature of south Georgia.
 * 7. Georgia's Reptiles and Amphibians **