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Westchester County Planning Department and Soil & Water Conservation District Launch "Potable Projects for Tomorrow" Westchester County Planning Department and Soil & Water Conservation District Launch "Potable Projects for Tomorrow" Program Allows High School Teachers to Apply for Funding for 2025-2026 Academic Year The Westchester County Department of Planning and the Westchester County Soil & Water Conservation District are launching “Potable Projects for Tomorrow,” a new program that will allow a limited number of High School teachers from across Westchester to apply for funding of up to $1,000 to be used during the 2025-2026 academic year.
Using funds from the Soil and Water Conservation District, which the Planning Department administers and staffs, the funding will help teachers work with students on projects that align with topics covered during the annual Westchester County Envirothon. Potential topics include aquatics, ecology, forestry, wildlife, soils and land use and more.
Commissioner of Planning Blanca Lopez said: “I applaud the members of the Soil and Water Conservation District and Environmental Planning staff for their efforts creating this much needed funding opportunity for high school teachers and students across Westchester County. Potable Projects for Tomorrow provides students with the chance to enhance their skills and deepen their understanding of critical environmental issues.
This Program also serves as a vital pathway for preparing the next generation of leaders in a field that faces constant challenges. ” Chair of the Soil and Water Conservation District Suzanne Nolan said: “The District is committed to furthering educational opportunities for Westchester’s high school students.
These small grants will have a positive impact by providing opportunities to students, and are intended to encourage the inquiry and experiences that will foster a greater sense of stewardship for our local and regional environment. Ultimately, we hope to see the grant beneficiaries as participants at the Westchester Regional Envirothon, but more importantly, play a role in their schools and community.
” Applications are now available on the Planning Department’s website, and are due by June 30, 2025. Approved projects must be completed by December 31, 2025.
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