Water Education Today

We envision a world in which action-oriented education enables every child to understand and value water, ensuring a sustainable future.

Why Project Wet [Video]

Workshops and Events

Climate, Water and Resilience Online Training

This training is available anytime and is self-paced. $20 registration fee includes the printed Climate, Water and Resilience guide. This training helps educators teach middle and high school students about climate and climate change using interactive, objective, science-based activities that students will enjoy.

Environmental Education Techniques & Strategies 2025

May 30 9:00 a.m. Johns Creek, GA

Getting Little Feet WET Educator Workshop

June 21 9:00 a.m. Stone Mountain, GA

Upcoming Workshops and Events

Workshops and training are offered on an ongoing basis. View the full list for upcoming dates.

All Upcoming Workshops

Georgia River of Words

Blue frog sits on a green leaf with pink flowers and green foliage in the background.

Contest Winners

The 2025 Georgia River of Words winners have been announced, congratulations to all of this year's winners!

View the Winners' Gallery

Sea turtle with brown shell and tan body floats next to green seaweed

ROW Teacher Resources

Need activity ideas or art/poetry examples to inspire your students? The free ROW Teacher's Guide contains information on Georgia's watersheds and ways to incorporate science, poetry, art and service learning into the classroom.

Download or request your copy

Project WET Resources

About Georgia Project WET

Project WET is Water Education Today, a water education program for K-12 educators.

Project WET Connections

Project WET in the classroom and beyond.

Portal

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Discover Water

Interactive site for students.
Project WET Foundation

National Project WET Foundation website.