Invite Clean Water Future Speaker
Create a Clean Water Future has several engaging speakers who would be willing to come to your entire school, class, or club.
There are dozens of opportunities for students to learn about stormwater, trash, and pollution's impact on our streams, rivers, and bays.
Graham Creek Nature Preserve offers field trips for students of all ages. Lessons are based on a variety of environmental topics focusing on the habitats and biodiversity encountered in our area. Lessons and curriculum are divided into three sections elementary, intermediate and middle/high school.
Students enjoy a field trip (Photo by Graham Creek)
MAWSS offers tours of our drinking water treatment plants to student groups during regular business hours.
Students on Field Trip (Photo by MAWSS)
Magnolia Landfill offers field trips to school groups. The landfill accepts non-hazardous solid waste, non-infectious putrescible and non-putrescible wastes including but not limited to household garbage, industrial waste, construction and demolition debris, tires, limbs, stumps, paper, and other similar type materials.
5 Rivers is a field trip destination for students of all ages. With an exhibit hall, learning center, theater, nature trail, and boat tours, they specialize in teaching about the Mobile-Tensaw Delta and Alabama's incredible biodiversity.
Students on a field trip to 5 Rivers (Photo by 5 Rivers)
Create a Clean Water Future has several engaging speakers who would be willing to come to your entire school, class, or club.
Recycling teaches positive behaviors that help keep plastic bottles and cans out of our waters.
The Trash Mob Dance is a simple dance that helps teach the importance of putting trash in a trash receptical and picking up trash you see on the ground.