October 2010 | Project Wet

U.S. Senator visits Shanghai school to learn how Project WET activities are teaching kids in China about water conservation

Senator Baucus visited students in a Shanghai school and did Project WET activities with them In China to meet with Chinese business and government leaders and promote Montana businesses, Montana's

Peter Grosshauser uses illustrations in Healthy Water, Healthy Habits, Healthy People to demonstrate art for kids Peter Grosshauser has been illustrating children’s booklets for the Project WET Foundation for years

According to the Encyclopedia Brittanica, the western Colombian city of Quibdó receives more rain than almost any other equatorial area on earth—an average of 420 inches a year. Residents of

U.S. Senator visits Shanghai school to learn how Project WET activities are teaching kids in China about water conservation

Longtime Project WET illustrator travels to Malawi to train local artists to create children's literacy materials for USAID

Project WET and UNHABITAT adapt WASH curriculum for use in one of the world’s wettest places