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There's No New Water! is a water conservation curriculum presented by 4-H. This curriculum teaches students that water is a finite natural resoure and it is necessary to preserve and conserve our greatest natural resource. This out-of-school time program is desined for high school students with six modules to learn about water conseration.

Access the There's No New Water! curriculum and further information here. 

The California Department of Parks and Recreation offers curriculum to educators who wish to teach about the natural world. They offer resources for inside the classroom, such as maps, photos, and videos. They also will assist educators who wish to take their students outdoors to study in the state parks.

To learn more about the California Department of Parks and Recreation, click here.

The Lawrence Hall of Science is operated through the University of California at Berkeley. The institution seeks to help students see their potential in the field of science and give them experience seeing science in daily life. This website offers resources to educators and site leaders including kits for science programs, workshops about science,  tools for educators, and links to multiple resources.

Access the Lawrence Hall of Science Here

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