Education and Partnerships

Add Education to your Cleanup! 

To help you educate your participants about nonpoint source pollution, Rivers Alive has compiled a list of activities you can use to reach different audiences. We want participants to understand how every individual has a role in protecting our waterways. This page provides ideas and links for water quality education activities and displays that can be done in conjunction with or as a follow-up to a Rivers Alive event.

The Magic of Water Activity - Georgia Project WET

Test Your WaterSense - USA EPA

Drinking Water Activities for Students and Teachers - USA EPA

Turning the Tide on Trash: Marine Debris Curriculum - NOAA

What is Acid Rain? - USA EPA

How's My Waterway? - USA EPA

Form Partnerships with Environmental Organizations Near You! 

The Environmental Education Alliance supports, amplifies, and champions educators who leverage the power of environmental and outdoor learning so students can be engaged in meaningful learning experiences that include opportunities to solve real-world environmental challenges. EEA's vision is that every Georgia child can group up as a problem-solver who is connected to nature, knowledgeable about the environment, motivated to protect the earth, and empowered to create a sustainable future. Learn more about EEA on the Environmental Education Alliance website and find access to resources, events, and a community of educators committed to teaching Georgia youth about the environment.