Kerry Schwartz, Arizona Project WET Director shares how the “Explore the Colorado River” Teacher Academy introduces Arizona educators to the vast importance of the Colorado River. Read more...

CAP is the largest source of renewable water in Arizona. It’s also the biggest electricity user in the state. It takes more than 2.8 billion kilowatt hours of energy per year to deliver more than 500 billion gallons of Colorado River water to 80 percent of the state’s population. Read more...

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"Water is a hard thing to deal with here. It has to be managed through deliberate, carefully considered, collective action...it all started with the Hohokam who realized this was a great place to live and grow crops -- as long as you could manage your water supply. So we have this 2,000-year old tradition of collectively managing a water supply."

CAST for Kids provides fun, smiles – and maybe even a fish or two – to delighted special children who are taken for a day of fishing on Lake Pleasant. Guest author Brenda Paquette, Bureau of Reclamation Phoenix Area Office, shares details about this year’s event. Read more about the CAST for Kids event...

Funding from Central Arizona Project in partnership with the City of Glendale, Watershed Management Group was able to create Hydrate Glendale in 2017. The culmination included a hands-on workshop to create a rain garden at the Glendale Community Center North. Read more about the Rain Garden...