Fourth Grade Students in Dumas, Spearman, Perryton, Gruver & Dalhart learn about groundwater at the Farm Bureau Ag Expo by making edible aquifers.

Students construct their edible aquifer in a cup, and then finish the activity by eating it.

Students learn about the Ogallala Aquifer at the NPGCD display.     Project WET and Major Rivers Teacher Workshops Teachers learn about groundwater & water filtration.

Hunting for the source of groundwater contamination in an activity called
"The Pucker Effect"

Using pH as an indicator of the location of acidic groundwater contamination.

Learning about percolation & the composition of an underground aquifer

Girl Scout Badge Workshops

Brownies learn about point and non-point source pollution with Frankie the Fish

 Making edible aquifers is a fun way to learn about groundwater and the
Ogallala aquifer.

Elementary School Presentations

Frankie the Fish teaches kindergarten students about how their actions
can affect the environment.

Second graders learn about the water cycle as they play
"The Incredible Journey".

Water Wise Gardening Classes Teach Residents About Drought
Tolerant Plants and Drip Irrigation for Homeowners

Master Gardener Leon Church guides homeowners in selecting beautiful landscape plants that require little water.

"Make a Splash" Water Festivals in Dumas and Perryton

Getting up close and personal with aquatic "critters" at the "What's In
The Pond?" activity

Students study a crayfish and aquatic beetles at "What's In The Pond?"

NPWD personnel teach students about water quality testing.

Students used the Enviroscape Model to learn about their role in
preventing pollution of surface water and groundwater.

Playing the "No-Know" Game involved students in role playing and learning about protecting their water resources.

Students constructed interactive "Water Wheels" to learn more about
the water cycle.