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The Well Watch Program (WWP) is an interdisciplinary earth's systems program providing K-12 students with a close-to-home, concrete, opportunity to investigate real science issues surrounding groundwater and surface water. This program enables students to better understand the science that guides their water management decisions.
The WWP strives to develop 21st-century skills and water science applications among students and teachers in the South Platte River Watershed, fostering informed decision-makers in water management.
Get your students started with real-life science! Contact Josiah Flores at jflores38@greeleyschools.org.
Josiah Flores is a Program Facilitator for the WWP. Josiah is a Greeley native and graduated from UNC in 2020. His courses in public health and human impacts on the environment piqued his interest in water. Learning how fundamental water is as a resource for all living things, he hopes to help others understand their connection to water so they can better protect it and make better water management decisions.
Contact Josiah Flores at jflores38@greeleyschools.org o learn more.
Opportunities include (but are not limited to): water quality testing, assisting with school visits, lending your expertise, providing testing resources, project collaboration, leading field experiences at the Poudre Learning Center and so much more!
Supporting the Well Watch Program allows our team to continue improving the learning experience for students, update our water quality testing, and continue to provide testing equipment for participating schools while also reaching out to more students.
Contact Josiah Flores at jflores38@greeleyschools.org to request a customized sponsorship package that's right for you.
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