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Abbott Fund
Abbott became the founding sponsor of Arizona Project WET’s Pinal County Program in 2009. Through this funding Arizona Project WET (APW) has established four Arizona Water Festival Programs partnering with Casa Grande, Florence, Maricopa and Apache Junction school districts. Working to instill a community water conservation ethic in Casa Grande, APW delivers water audit programs that have students installing water efficient technology to save water. Pinal County students have acted to save a projected 11,721,901 gallons of water. Abbott funding has enabled APW to develop tens of thousands from other county sponsors.
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Agua Fria Natural Resources Conservation District
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Apache Junction Water district
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Arizona Community Foundation
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Arizona Department of Corrections
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Arizona Department of Forestry
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Arizona Department of Water Resources
Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) has been a sponsor and partner for over a decade. Through their support, Arizona Project WET (APW) developed, tested, and scaled up the Arizona Water Festival Program which now helps 26 Arizona communities meet 2 of the 11 4th grade science standards. Now ADWR is helping APW provide instruction on the groundwater system where 42% of Arizona’s water comes from. Finally, students act to save precious water resources through APW programs thanks to their funding.
Learn more about Arizona Department of Water ResourcesFunds these AWP programs:
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Arizona Hydrologic Society
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Az STORM
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AZ Water Company
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Carollo Engineers
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Central Arizona Project
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City of Apache Junction
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City of Avondale
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City of Buckeye
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City of Chandler
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City of Flagstaff
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City of Goodyear
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City of Lake Havasu
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City of Peoria
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City of Phoenix
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City of Scottsdale
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City of Tempe
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City of Yuma
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Electrict District 3 Pinal County
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EPCOR
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Freeport McMoRan
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Global Water
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KGHM Carlota Copper
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Liberty
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Resolution Copper
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Salt River Project
Salt River Project (SRP) first sent waves of invested employees to learn to engage students through inquiry and exploration at Arizona Water Festivals in 2001. Since then SRP’s been a partner helping Arizona Project WET (APW) develop and deliver effective programs that assist teachers and school districts in meeting learning benchmarks. APW and SRP also team up each year to deliver a 5-day teacher professional development academy, Water Solutions: Past Present and Future. Teachers wonder at gravity-driven system and inevitably exclaim that everyone should take this academy!
Learn more about Salt River ProjectFunds these AWP programs:
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Santa Fe Ranch
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Southwest Integrated Field Laboratory
The Southwest Urban Corridor Integrated Field Laboratory (SW-IFL) studies the rapidly urbanizing "megaregion" that stretches across the state of Arizona from the Mexican border in the south to the Navajo (Diné) Nation in the north. This region is experiencing stresses resulting from a warming climate and population growth. SW-IFL provides scientists and decision makers with high-quality, relevant knowledge capable of guiding responses to extreme heat. The SW-IFL is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. The project is a collaboration of Arizona State University, University of Arizona, Northern Arizona University, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Brookhaven National Laboratory, and IBM.
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Stantec
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Town of Gilbert
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Town of Marana
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Town of Payson
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Tucson Water
Tucson Water (TW) is Arizona Project WET’s longest running sponsor, having provided funding for the very first water festival program. Arizona Project WET’s (APW) partnership with TW and Tucson, Sunnyside and Flowing Wells Unified School Districts established curriculum units and opportunities for all age groups to learn at Tucson’s Sweetwater Wetland. Water festivals expanded to Marana USD. And now, the partnership inspires students to act for their communities; installing water efficient technology to save water and rainwater harvesting systems to infiltrate the rain, grow the trees and produce cooler spaces.
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USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA)
The USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) provides leadership and funding for programs that advance agriculture-related sciences. NIFA applies an integrated approach to ensure that groundbreaking discoveries in agriculture-related sciences and technologies reach the people who can put them into practice, such as APW's Food Safety Academy, a collaboration with Dr. Jean McClain's Food Safety Laboratory.
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USGS
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Yavapai County
