Guest Post: How an Actual Day Without Water Changed Me Shelby Cohen is a Coordinator for South Carolina Project WET Editor's note: This article was originally published in the Greenville

Imagine a Day Without Water October 23rd marks the fifth annual Imagine a Day Without Water, sponsored by the Value of Water Campaign. On Imagine a Day Without Water, people

Guest Post: Water inequality used to be a developing world problem only. Not any more Will Sarni, Founder and CEO, Water Foundry, LLC Editor's note: This article originally appeared on

Guest Post: West Virginia Project WET Festivals Educate Thousands By Tomi Bergstrom, West Virginia Project WET Coordinator More than 150 students learned about water at the St. Albans Water Festival

Paddle Georgia Connects Educators to Waterways, Inspiring Water Stewardship for Students and Teachers An annual week-long canoe and kayak adventure, Paddle Georgia has introduced nearly 5,000 people to more than

WateReuse Symposium Highlights New Education Partnership Project WET President and CEO Dennis Nelson this week participated in the 34th Annual WateReuse Symposium in San Diego, California. To bring attention to

Project WET Emphasizes Water Education at Korea International Water Week South Korean young people played Incredible Journey in the Water Culture and Citizens Forum Project WET Foundation Chief Operating Officer

Wildlife Habitat Council Webinar To Feature Environmental Education Experts The Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC), a nonprofit organization that promotes and certifies habitat conservation and management on corporate lands, is hosting

Best Project WET Activities for Outdoor Learning: Honorable Mentions (Read Part One here.) (Read Part Two here.) Note: Most of the activities below can be found in the Project WET