Teachers!
Click on these great websites for materials and information suitable
for the elementary classroom.
Project WET (Water Education for Teachers)
Project
WET New Mexico
Project WILD
New Mexico (hosted by NM Game
& Fish)
U.S.
EPA Drinking Water, Groundwater Kids Page, Teachers Page,
Water
Trivia
Forest Guardians RiverSmart Program
New Mexico
Ag in the Classroom
NM
Office of the State Engineer
NM
State Land Office
Rio Grande Nature Center
New Mexico State University’s
Water Testing Program
New Mexico
Water Resources Research Institute Kid’s Page
National
Geographic’s Perfect Little River Activity

Click
here for trips in the Santa
Fe Area.
Click here for trips in the Albuquerque/Rio Rancho
areas.
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Speakers
Bureau
A
complete list of speakers on Water Topics at the elementary level
is being compiled and will be available on this website by August
2006. The goal is for teachers to integrate speakers into the classroom
as part of a comprehensive elementary age Water Education Program.
City of Albuquerque
Roberta
Haynes-Sparks is available to speak to your students on the water
cycle, aquifer, protecting water quality, conserving water and the
San Juan-Chama water project. Contact her at 769-3245, or click here for more
information.
City of Rio Rancho
City
of Rio Rancho’s Water Conservation Department
Ruben
Archuleta and Marian Wrage are available to speak to Rio Rancho
schools. Click here to contact Ruben
or call him at 891-5020 x 3001. Click here for Marian or call her
at 896-8737.
City of Santa Fe
Click here to contact Randy Sugrue
(or call him at 505-955-4220) to schedule a visit to your classroom
to learn about water conservation.
New Mexico Environment Department, Surface Water Quality Bureau
Click here to contact Jill Turner
or call her at 505-476-1866. She coordinates school outreach on
topics such as general water quality and pollution, water cycle,
non-point source pollution and surface water runoff, water testing
(in streams and rivers, not drinking water), water conservation
and wetlands (ecosystems and function of wetlands).
The Rolling River
This
working model of watershed can visit your school to teach about
rivers and watersheds. In the Santa Fe area, contact Dana Vackar
Strang at 505-827-5096 or click
here to learn more. In the Albuquerque area, contact Susan
Rich at 505-761-5446 or click here to learn more.
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