Teachers introduce the idea of developing a freshwater conservation action project to their classrooms and begin to work collaboratively with students to develop a project.

Some examples of potential projects include (but are certainly not limited to!): identifying a local freshwater conservation problem and writing a letter to a local member of parliament about it; creating a map of your local watershed to share with other classes at your school using a free online resource like Map Maker and ESRI StoryMap; designing and installing a mural at your school that highlights the importance of fresh water.

These projects will be developed by each individual participating class with the option to share an overview of your classroom project with other classes through a public online project repository.