Editorial emphasis is on wetland habitat conservation and preservation in North America. Articles focus on conservation activities, wildlife management, waterfowling and other subjects of interest to conservationists. Written for active sportsmen and conservationists. Reports on the organization's progress in wetlands conservation as well as presents features on waterfowling, photography, cooking, game guns, sporting dogs, and outdoor how-to tips.

Established in January 2009 and aims to help operating staff and management of municipal wastewater plants meet their permit obligations and achieve performance excellence. Covers team building, training and education, regulatory issues, process improvement, technology, methods, equipment and maintenance. Regular features include: How We Did It, which highlights plant personnel's successfully applied product, technology or operating practice; In Their Words, features and interview with a facility manager or operator; Unsung Hero, includes a brief picture profile of an outstanding treatment operator; Winning Allies, covers successful public information community practices; Landscapes, showcases a picture story of outstanding facility grounds; Tips and Tricks, includes short reader-submitted how-to items about small improvements that save time, reduce cost or improve accuracy; Greening the Plant, covers improvements that benefit the environment; People, has announcements about new positions, promotions, awards and milestones; In the Community, includes news of state and national affiliates; Calendar, lists industry shows, meetings and events; Training and Education, features lists of courses and seminars; and Tools and Technology, covers new and innovative products.

Explores issues such as water pollution, erosion, over-development and weather-related damage and their effects on our coastlines and beaches. Highlights scientific research into the preservation of shorelands.

Serves as the official publication of the American Water Works Association with the goal of being the internationally acknowledged authority on drinking water. Both a professional and a scholarly journal, the publication offers peer-reviewed articles and information about all aspects of the drinking water profession. Provides information for a diverse, worldwide readership.

SJV Water is an independent, nonprofit news site dedicated to covering water in the San Joaquin Valley.