This is the latest in a series of profiles and interviews of Project WET USA Coordinators compiled by Monica Kilpatrick, Project WET Georgia State Coordinator.This month's featured coordinator is Holly

For the uninitiated, a flipped classroom might sound like a place where kids learn acrobatics. For the most part, however, there are no cartwheels in a flipped classroom—just student-centered learning

Editor's note: This blog post was written by Project WET summer assistant Rosalyn Kutsch. Last summer I had the opportunity to go on a cultural exchange to Mongolia through the

For immediate release: August 26, 2013 Contact: Communications Manager, Project WET Foundation | 406-585-4115 | email Bozeman, Montana—On September 6, 2013, the Flipped Learning Network is hosting the first "Flip

by Rosalyn Kutsch, summer assistant to the Project WET Foundation Last summer I had the opportunity to go on a cultural exchange to Mongolia through the U.S. State Department. After

Project WET President and CEO Dennis Nelson recently appeared on the Language of Rivers, an internet talk-radio show focused on environmental issues. Speaking with Colorado artist Rik Sargent, creator of

Today's Wednesday Water Wisdom comes from Lajana Manandhar, a sanitation expert and shelter advocate from Nepal. The executive director of Lumanti Support Group for Shelter, Ms. Manadhar is also active