Legacy Helps 4-H’ers Watch Our Waters!

Eight 4-H Alabama Water Watch groups received monitoring materials in 2019 because of Legacy’s support!

In 2019, Legacy, Inc. Partners in Environmental Education selected the Alabama Water Watch Association’s project ” Helping 4-H’ers to Watch Our Waters” for an Environmental Education Grant. The project’s goal was to provide active 4-H AWW groups with monitoring materials for the current school year.

4-H AWW groups in eight counties received support through this project: Chambers, Colbert, Etowah, Lee, Marion, Walker, Washington, and Winston. The materials included water chemistry kit reagent refills, thermometers, and replacement hardware.

Muscle Shoals Middle Schoolers test the Tennessee River even on very chilly days!
4-H AWW Monitors with the Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship check on water quality in Tuskegee National Forest every month!

Since 4-H AWW activities began in 2014, the Program has impacted more than 28,000 students throughout the state. It definitely takes a village to raise our next generation of Water Watchers. Thank you Legacy, Inc. for helping us, help 4-H’ers watch the water!

Legacy, Inc. Partners in Environmental Education works to brings together state and federal agencies, businesses, environmental groups, associations, and concerned citizens to provide comprehensive environmental education programs without duplicating efforts of other organizations. Legacy’s goal is to operate as a true partnership of all groups interested in environmental education, to develop and provide balanced environmental education programs, and to prevent duplication of effort by supporting existing quality environmental education programs.

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