Our California water education partners know how to have fun while learning! At the #SolanoWaterInstitute, educators spend multiple days exploring local watersheds while gaining real-world tools and techniques from Project WET to teach about water resources.
As we get closer to #EarthDay, post a pic or video showing what motivates you to protect the future of this planet–and use the hashtags #WhyISavethePlanet#HowISaveThePlanet. Maybe it's protecting our state's flower, the beautiful California Poppy. #CaliforniaPoppyDay
The @solanorcd isn’t letting COVID stand in the way of its Suisun Marsh Watershed Education Program. They have streamed virtual field trips to over 1,300 participants this school year and plans to engage another 900 by March. #DistrictsMakeTheDifference
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Don't forget to sign up for this Thursday's #SolanoCounty Drinking Water Virtual Forum. Learn about your drinking and tap water as part of this interactive, bilingual online event.
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Cigarette butts are the #1 most collected trash debris in #SolanoCounty and the world. Made of plastic and not paper, they contain heavy metals and chemicals that can leech into our drinking water if left in the environment.
NEW: Hotel Winters (in Winters) is offering a special $100 room rate to assist those evacuated from the #LNULightningComplex wildfire. Call hotel for vacancy information at (530) 505-9123.
The #CZULightningComplex is fuels-dominated fire, where large volumes of biomass burn intensely but typically spread slower. The #LNULightningComplex is a wind-dominated fire, where shrubs and grasses burn quickly, fanned by hot and fast winds.