Water

Designed to conserve our most precious resource - water - by increasing water efficiency in crop production by at least 20%.

Arizona Project WET develops water stewardship and STEM literacy by providing teacher professional development that evolves instructional practice and deepens content knowledge.

The overall objective of the Onsite Wastewater Education program is to empower the users, installers, maintainers, and regulators of onsite wastewater treatment and dispersal systems to make informed and effective choices to protect human health and the environment.

Pollutants such as pesticides, nitrate, and pathogens entering groundwater and surface waters are health hazards to Arizona communities who rely on both groundwater and surface water for their drinking water.

Engaging Cochise County adults and children in stewardship of our precious water resources here in our arid High Desert climate. The program focuses on educating anyone in the Sierra Vista Subwatershed about the many ways we can conserve water indoors and outdoors. The youth program conducts water education and conservation lessons in Cochise County classrooms, after-school events, and summer youth programming.

Bringing to the forefront and address water challenges facing Indigenous communities in research led by Indigenous hydroscientists

Smartscape is a comprehensive training program that instructs landscape and irrigation professionals in the fundamentals of design, installation, irrigation, and maintenance of desert-adapted landscapes.