Ever wonder where your drinking water comes from? Or why wetlands are important?
Pennsylvania American Water has announced the launch of its 2008 speakers bureau, an education initiative aimed at teaching audiences of all ages the importance of water.
From elementary students exploring the water cycle to members of a civic group enjoying an overview of the water treatment process, Pennsylvania American Water offers presentations for everyone and includes:
Pennsylvania American Water’s history and operation; water treatment and distribution; water quality; watershed education; water conservation.
Presentations can also be tailored to meet a group’s needs or interests. Speakers are Pennsylvania American Water’s professionals in water quality, service and delivery. They volunteer, taking time from their work schedules to address the public.
On average, these presentations will be 30 to 45 minutes in length and will include time for question and answer sessions.
Groups interested in scheduling a presentation or learning more, can contact the company at (800) 565-7292 or visit www.pawc.com.