Mr. & Mrs. Fish are marine educators. Their shows are designed for children ages 7-11, but people of all ages enjoy the Fish shows! For more information or to book a show, visit http://www.mrandmrsfish.com/

The NEWEA Public Education Committee sponsors two Mr. & Mrs. Fish shows each year at the NEWEA conference in Boston. If you are with a public school or a non-profit in the Boston area and would like to bring a group to one of our shows, please contact the Public Education Committee Chair.

The committee also sells raffle tickets for a free Fish show each year between November and January. The winner receives a FREE show at the New England school of their choice. All proceeds support the Stockholm Jr. Water Prize.

School groups and civic groups from all over the world participate by testing the water quality in their local lakes, ponds, and streams. All results are posted on the WWMD website and participants can go online to see how their local water quality measures up to other parts of the world! It’s a great interactive learning experience for kids! For more information and to order test kits visit: http://www.worldwatermonitoringday.org/

The NEWEA Public Education Committee and Massachusetts Water Resources Authority sponsors test kits for Boston area schools and civic groups. If interested, please contact the Public Education Committee Chair.
 

The fields of Civil/Environmental Engineering, water treatment, wastewater treatment, and environmental science are quickly growing, stable fields that offer excellent salaries and bonuses. Our members would be happy to speak to your High School classrooms for Career Day or Engineering Day and let them know the opportunities that are available.

Contact the Public Education Committee Chair for more information.
 

A National and International Science Competition for High School Students, SJWP is a prestigious competition to encourage research and understanding of water quality issues, both locally and worldwide. More information.

The 2008 International winner was from the US!! Read the winning paper.

Important dates: Submission for consideration at the State level by April 15th. State winners announced by April 30th each year. Must be chosen as a State winner to qualify for the National Competition.

The 2009 U.S. National Competition will be held in Anchorage Alaska!

Visit http://www.wef.org/AboutWater/ForStudents/SJWP/ for more information.