Waterwise: Environmental Problem-Solving

Session Format: Virtual

Target Audience: Middle School & High School Teachers

Barbara Chongtoua, P.E., CFM, Development Services Director for the Mile High Flood District

Join our workshop designed for educators, focused on the intersection of science and engineering in solving environmental problems. Discover how disciplines such as hydrology, hydraulics, geomorphology, ecology, and an understanding of human impact are crucial in addressing challenges related to natural and urban watersheds. Explore the fundamental principles of the water cycle and its application in stormwater management, alongside the critical role of stormwater and stream restoration engineers in mitigating environmental and infrastructural issues. This workshop offers educators a unique opportunity to enrich their curriculum with real-world applications of scientific concepts, fostering a deeper appreciation for interdisciplinary approaches to environmental problem-solving.