1. Project WET Generation 2.0 Educate Empower Act

2. to reach Children, Parents, Educators and Communities of the World with Water Education. The Mission of Project WET

3. Mission Publishing Organizing school and community water education events Building a worldwide network of educators Project WET achieves its mission of worldwide water education by:

4.  Project WET Foundation  Network of Dedicated Educators  65 Host Institutions  Host Institution Coordinators / Facilitator networks  Teachers  Students  Community  Parents  Citizens Project WET USA Program

5. History of Project WET 1985-20112011

6. Discover a Watershed Series Conserve Water & Arizona Conserve Water Floods Series Educators Guide Healthy Water, Healthy People WOW (The Wonders of Wetlands)

7. Guide Revision Sponsors Project WET USA Host Institutions

8. Writing Workshops Coordinators, formal and non- formal educators Host institutions Field Test Western Michigan University - SAMPI (Science and Mathematics Program Improvement) Coordinators, formal and non- formal educators Expert Reviews

9. Development Process 42 existing Activities

10. “Best of the Best”14 Activities

11. Filling the Gaps New Emergent Topics and Concerns Special water places Oceans Water and human health Recycling

12. New Features ActionEducation™ component for select activities

14. Educator Portal

15. Discover Water Website

16. Ohio Water Education Program (OWEP)  OWEP Collaborators  Ohio Department of Natural Resources  OSU Water Resources Center  Water Management Association of Ohio/Water Resources Foundation of Ohio  Ohio Environmental Protection Agency  Ohio Coordinator- Greg Nageotte

17. For more information contact: GREG NAGEOTTE (614) 265-6619 greg.nageotte@dnr.state.oh.us