The Imperial Irrigation District and its partners, the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) and California Project WET (Water Education Today), hosted a climate change and water workshop for educators, Saturday, May 3, in IID’s Condit Auditorium.  Teachers working with students in grades 3-12 attended to learn how climate change is allegedly linked to floods, droughts, and water quality. Educators learned how the changing climate may impact California’s water resources, and Imperial Valley’s water in particular. They also discussed activities to help students understand how they can adapt to the region’s changing environment. 

Other Imperial Valley news:

• Calexico Chronicle (Calif.): First Imperial Valley Salton Sea Conference to be held on May 9​