Project WET
Welcome to Project WET!
Established in 1984, this program for Pre-K-12 teachers, informal educators and community members advances water education to understand global challenges and inspire local solutions.
The WaterShed is a regional host of Project WET for southwest Idaho.
Project WET Offerings
Educator Workshops
Join a workshop to deepen your understanding of diverse water topics. Participants will receive an activity guide of their choice containing Project WET water education activities.
Workshops offer optional professional development credit for educators through Boise State University or Northwest Nazarene University. An outside assignment is required for those who are taking the workshop for credit. Participants register and pay $60 per credit online at the respective university website, and a credit registration link will be emailed to participants before the workshop.
IDAH2O Master Water Stewards
June 27, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Location: The WaterShed, 6411 N. Ancell Avenue, Boise, ID 83714
Cost: $46; Registration required on the IDAH2O Master Water Stewards web page
The IDAH2O program trains adult volunteers to monitor water quality in local streams. This workshop includes a 3-hour asynchronous pre-class virtual session and a 4-hour hands-on field session in the stream. Learn about habitat, biological, chemical and physical stream assessments and become a certified IDAH2O Master Water Steward. Professional development credit available for educators.
Links to the on-line learning portion will be emailed in advance of the in-person practicum. Dress for wading in a stream; boots or waders encouraged. Bring water, sunscreen and a camp chair.