#AstroFriday: "Christa's Lost Lessons" Now Available Astronaut Sharon Christa McAuliffe, payload specialist Teacher in Space Project. Photo credit: NASA As mentioned in a previous blog post, one of Astronaut Ricky

Guest Post: Drought, what drought? The Colorado River Basin dance Project WET Board member Will Sarni This post was originally published on GreenBiz in February as part of "Liquid Assets"

Why #Teachwater? Because Water Education Helps People Understand the Water Solutions of the Future Earth, viewed from the International Space Station (photo courtesy of NASA) Did you know that an

FOR RELEASE ON APRIL 9, 2019 Bozeman, Mont. — The Project WET Foundation has earned a 2019 Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest level of recognition offered by GuideStar, the

Why #Teachwater? Because Water Education Gets Students Outside and Learning About the World Around Them Mrs. Vaughn says that her students love Project WET and any activity that allows us

Why #Teachwater? Because Water Education Enables Hands-on, Outdoor Learning and Empowers Students To Save Water Arizona Project WET helps students learn about real-world scientific inquiry through water Arizona Project WET's

World Water Day Event with NASA astronaut emphasizes water awareness for kids and STEM connections for educators NASA Astronaut Ricky Arnold spoke to some 300 elementary school students in Maryland

On World Water Day, Who Will You Educate About Water? Help #teachwater with a donation to Project WET One child. One teacher. One classroom. One community. For more than 30

Water Education TV Goes To Preschool While Water Education TV usually focuses on activities that work best with school-aged children, this newest episode--showcasing the "Living Water" activity--highlights an activity for