At age 10, Shannon Babb attended a Project WET training, an experience that would inspire her to embark on a lifelong journey in science. Now as an interdisciplinary Earth scientist

The Importance and Value of Water Festivals: Engaging Communities in Water Conservation Water is an essential resource that sustains life, yet its importance is often overlooked in our daily lives

5 Reasons Why We Need Water Education Water. We often take it for granted. We turn on the tap, and it’s there. We flush the toilet, and it’s gone. Water

Professional Development in Climate Change Education Climate change education is a topic that has been gaining momentum in recent years as we face the dire consequences of our actions on

Educating Our Youth on Climate Change: Strategies and Resources Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, and it's essential that we educate our youth on

Promoting Inclusivity in Education Jayne Black is a preschool teacher certified with Project WET. Today, she is an environmental educator, taking on the responsibility of educating and empowering the next

Blue Planet - How Teaching Turns into Action Jayne Black is a preschool teacher certified with Project WET. Today, she is an environmental educator, taking on the responsibility of educating

Why Educator Jayne Black Loves Project WET Jayne Black is a preschool teacher certified with Project WET. Today, she is an environmental educator, taking on the responsibility of educating and

Project WET Celebrates GivingTuesday Project WET Celebrates GivingTuesday with a livestream event, joining millions around the world participating in the global generosity movement on November 29, 2022 November 29th, 2022

Hawai’i’s largest water education festival, ‘Make a Splash’ restarts on Kaua`i NEWS RELEASE DEPARTMENT OF WATER, COUNTY OF KAUA`I MEDIA CONTACT: JONELL KAOHELAULI’I, INFORMATION & EDUCATION SPECIALIST 245-5461| PUBLICRELATIONS [at] KAUAIWATER.ORG |