Water Resources Education Network: a project of the League of Women Voters of PA Citizen Education Fund

WREN announces 2010 Community Watershed Education Grant applications now available.Looking to make a difference in your community? Want to make 2010 a "greener" year in your town by educating and motivating local citizens about ways to protect
community water resources from polluted runoff? The Water Resources Education Network (WREN) has funding available up to $5,000 to help launch community projects.

Eligible projects include watershed education projects that build awareness and educate
Pennsylvania citizens about their role as environmental stewards to protect, improve, or
remediate the watershed from the impacts of polluted runoff, or nonpoint source (NPS) pollution. Eligible applicants are Pennsylvania partnerships comprised of watershed associations, civic groups, community/public water systems, educational entities such as schools or universities, government entities like cities, townships,boroughs, Environmental Advisory Councils, or municipal authorities, or other governmental or non-governmental organizations.

Download Application WREN APPLICATION
Application deadline: March 26, 2010.

For more information
Matt Bixler- matt.bixler@ssmgroup.com