The importance of educating Canadians about their water resources is the mandate of many government and non-government agencies and groups. The aim of this bibliography is to outline what is presently available in this area in order to identify gaps in the development of water education programs and products. This educational tool has been prepared for schools (teachers, students, and librarians), environmental organizations, government, business, the general public, and other audiences who are searching for materials of a general, non-technical, and non-scientific nature. It contains over 400 English and 50 French references to documents including books, audiovisual materials, and curriculum resources. The main focus is on Canadian products but a sampling of materials from other countries is also included. Each document is indexed according to primary geographic area, target audience, and material type designation, and is cross-referenced where possible. The five target audience divisions are: general public; educators; students; groups and associations; and policy-makers, managers, and administrators. The contents of this bibliography are also available online as a sub-set of AQUAREF, an Environment Canada computerized database accessed through CAN/OLE. (JRH)