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The Drinking
Water & Human Health issues that
Arizona Extension Faculty and Staff are addressing include:
 Groundwater Quality
Private-Well
Monitoring
Pharmaceuticals (in groundwater)
Quality of Groundwater Recharge
Community
Wastewater Effluent
Septic
Systems/Transfer Inspection Program
- Program Planning
- This page describes the strategic-planning components for the Drinking
Water
& Human Health theme.
 Arizona
Project WET - Project WET is an interdisciplinary, supplementary water education
program for Arizona educators. WET provides teaching aids for kindergarteners
through 12th graders. Information about the Nonpoint
Source Water Pollution Curriculum for grades 9-12 is also available
on the site.
- UA Onsite Wastewater Education
Program & Training Facility
- This site describes the University of Arizona Onsite Wastewater
Education Program and Training Facility. It includes a situation
statement for onsite education needs in Arizona, program-planning
information, a description of the Training Facility, workshop schedule,
and useful websites.
- Educational Resources - Safe Drinking Water & Onsite Wastewater Education
- These pages list, by educational material type, the educational
resources available through the University of Arizona Cooperative
Extension to
support the Drinking Water & Human Health theme. Educational
materials include fact sheets, idea booklets for hands-on activities,
tabletop displays, equipment & test
kits, slide presentations, and PowerPoint presentations.
- Youth
activity pages
- These activities were developed to make learning and demonstrating
water resource
concepts exciting and fun! They can be adapted for elementary and secondary
students,
both in and out of the classroom. All the activities are hands-on and most
are low cost or no cost. Each activity has a one-sentence purpose, background
for the
educator, list of materials, step-by-step procedure, and extensions.
- Other resources
- This page provides links to other sources of information.
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Drinking
Water & Human Health