Community Watershed Advocacy Program (CWAP)

The Watershed Institute's Community Watershed Advocate Program (CWAP) educates all those interested in learning more about how best to advocate for their water resources. Training on a multitude of topics including environmental justice, water quality, environmental policy, and more are conducted by in-house and guest experts. Volunteers are taught how to advocate at the local level for environmental resiliency and sustainability. That could take the form of attending a planning board meeting and speaking about the impact a proposed project would have on stormwater runoff or advocating that a local school install a rain garden and assisting them in doing so or many other possible activities. Volunteers will be expected a 1.5-2 hr weekly commitment for an 8 week period.
The opportunity is hybrid, with possibility for in-person opportunities; with transportation provided by Pace Center for Civic Engagement

In addition to registering on MyPrinceton U, please fill out the form attached below (select Environmental Advocacy) and send it to eniedergang@thewatershed.org

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