The Aquifer in a Cup Workshop is a 50 minute hands on science lesson provided by SAJB in partnership with KSPS. Kristen Zimmer guides the students through three phases of learning about the aquifer. This 8 minute video summarizes the lesson.
The Aquifer in a Cup Workshop is available to schools and community groups throughout Spokane County.
EnviroStars certified businesses protect the SVRP Aquifer and Spokane River by properly managing hazardous wastes and conserving resources. EnviroStars is a recogition of their best management practices and environmental stewardship.
The purpose of the Idaho Washington Aquifer Collaborative (IWAC) is to work together to maintain and/or enhance water quality and quantity for present and future generations by developing management strategies which benefit the Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer.
Hazardous substances can be transported by storm water and impact our river and groundwater. You can help by cleaning out drywells (UIC) to keep pollutants out of our groundwater.
Watch This Now – The Spokane Aquifer PREZI by Nathan Seppi. This PREZI provides background on the formation of the Spokane Aquifer, its endangerment and how we can go about saving it. Be patient, it takes about 30 seconds to load but it is well worth the wait. You can click through it manually or…
St. Al’s sponsors a weekend of environmental educational activities, informational displays, music, healthy refreshment and aquifer education and awareness.
Designated as a “sole source” aquifer in 1978 by the federal Environmental Protection Agency. ‘Sole Source” means that the aquifer is our only affordable source of drinking water in a bi-state region serving drinking water to more than 500,000 people every day. The Spokane Aquifer Joint Board is dedicated to protecting this sole source, through…
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