Project and Water News

Wetlands: The Drain Game: Wetland loss is a major environmental problem on the prairies, and this loss is impacting water quality and flooding, which has been widespread across much of the prairies during the spring and summer of 2011. WETLANDS: The Drain Game sheds light on those issues, explores economic impacts, and examine show wetland drainage affects all residents o the prairie region. Most importantly, the documentary looks at what is needed to protect these important ecosystems. Wednesday, September 5 at 8:00 p.m. at UEN-TV.

Turning on the Lights? Driving to work? Surfing the Web? Remember, You're using water! Energy is inextricably linked to water. With the greater need for energy, the demand for water will continue to increase. How can we balance the need for water in energy with water for crops, households and factories? How can we make do with the water we have? Water: The Lifeblood of Energy describes the connection between water and energy and documents how cities and utilities across the western United States are collaborating, conserving and utilizing new technology to squeeze more use out of every precious drop of water. Wednesday, September 5 at 8:30 p.m on UEN-TV.

Juniors, have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a scientist? Want to ask a scientist what she likes about her job? Don’t miss this chance to meet amazing women scientists and explore the fields they study – botany, paleontology, entomology, and more – through hands on projects and tours.

After an evening of scientific and personal discoveries, roll out your sleeping bag beside the exhibits! Register directly through the Girl Scouts of Utah website:  www.gsutah.org

This workshop is open to Girls Only, Adults, and Troops.  Register early as space is limited and fills up fast.

Offered through Girl Scouts of Utah
Friday, September 21, 6:30 p.m. -  Saturday, September 22, 8:30 a.m.
Natural History Museum of Utah

Registration Closes:  September 13, 2012