Water Awareness Month Resources Activities Events and Programs

Click on the "Events" tab above or "View all Events" to find out about all the classes and workshops offered this month.
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead

At Home

Contact your local water company to find out about free conservation resources, toilet leak detection kits, and other do-it-yourself home audits that can help you use water more efficiently and save money.

Involve your children in conservation by letting them catch rain water in a bucket and then have them water the plants.

Make sure to update your apps often to get the newest conservation information and the safest app version.

Get educated about saving water the smart way. Check out the resources tab on water-related apps for your smart e-devices.

Kids use apps too! Look for kid-specific apps to get your kids pumped about water conservation!

Apps can calculate water usage, be educational, and can even be fun- be sure to check out all that conservation apps have to offer.

In Your Community

Click on the Events tab to find conservation workshops and activities taught by experts in your area.

Invite a friend to attend a class with you and be a role model to your neighbors. It's a fact that people are more likely to enroll in conservation programs if their neighbors do.

Take a walk through the park or forest, or row a boat - help children develop an appreciation for their place within nature.

Check with your local water company, cooperative extension office, botanical garden or community college for water-related workshops and activities.

Volunteer to help monitor, teach about and protect your watershed.

At School

Contact your local water provider to find out if they have water education resources or activities for your classroom.

Check the resources page for educational opportunities offered by Arizona Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) and other Arizona organizations, agencies and groups.

Volunteer to teach children about water conservation at an Arizona Project WET Water Festival.

Start a water conservation campaign at your school; have students write content for the school's newsletter, website, and social media tools, produce videos, and create posters!

Include water education in your school's STEM efforts by conducting a school-wide water audit.