Keep reading to learn about our Spring events, activities, and resources.
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California provides curriculum, teacher workshops, field trips, classroom visits and more, all at no cost to you or your school. These resources are available to K-12 schools as well as colleges and universities in Metropolitan's service area. Take a look!
Rain or shine, water conservation is a way of life in Southern California. Even though water conditions have improved this year, saving water is always important. Encourage your students to continue their conservation habits with Conservation Connection, a curriculum that engages middle school students in learning about the challenges of conserving water and energy at school and home. Order classroom sets for you and your students at no cost. You may also download the PDF versions of the teacher guide and student workbook.
Spring Green Expo on April 20: Join Us!
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California invites you to the Spring Green Expo, a community event that promotes sustainability and conservation. Visit our green exhibitors, attend a workshop, listen to inspiring speakers, and more.
Calling all college professors and students: We invite you to showcase your environmental projects, proposals, and/or prototypes at the Spring Green Expo. The Eco-Innovators’ Showcase features sustainability projects created by Southern California college students. The deadline to apply is April 1.
Wildflowers Bloom at Diamond Valley Lake
Take a trip to Diamond Valley Lake, Southern California's largest reservoir, and you'll find an abundance of wildflowers in bloom. Hike along the lake's seasonal wildflower trail for the best views. Another option is to rent a boat from the Diamond Valley Marina and enjoy the views from the water. While you are there, visit the Diamond Valley Lake Visitors Center and enjoy its many exhibits.
Interested in rainwater harvesting at your school or home? Purchase a rain barrel or cistern and receive a rebate from Metropolitan.
Rebates start at $35 per rain barrel and $250 per cistern.
We'd love to showcase you, your students, and school in our next e-newsletter. Email us with information or post on social media with #thinkh2o and tag @mwdh2o.
